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Handtevy - By The Pool Part 2

7 Jun 2013 · 0 min

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Peter Antevy walks through pediatric resuscitation dosing in a simulated drowning. For a five-year-old, he uses 2 cc of epinephrine and amiodarone, 20 cc of bicarbonate. A one-year-old at 10 kg gets 1 cc doses instead.

Questions this video answers

Five years old.

10 kg.

2 cc.

2 cc.

20 cc.

Hey, Jordan. Your brother just drowned in a pool. He needs help. Call 911.
For what? I got this.
You do? Okay. He's five years old.
How much epi?
20.
Kg.
2 cc.
How much amiodarone?
2 cc.
How much D?
2540.
How much bicarb?
Daddy?
20.
20 cc. Nice. What if he was one year old? Jordan.
10 kg.
How much epi?
1 cc.
How much amiodarcone?
1 cc.
How much D?
2520.
How much bicarb?
10.
You just saved two kids lives. Give me five.

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