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And how do you diagnose cardiac arrest in the operating room?
Do you feel for a pulse?
Do you stimulate the patient?
In the operating room, circulatory collapse is often seen before it is felt.
Monitoring, the clinical context, and the correct interpretation of what is happening can give you the certainty to act in time.
Because in these scenarios, it's not enough to know how to perform CPR.
You have to learn when to recognize cardiac arrest, how to confirm it, and how to initiate the response without losing valuable seconds.
These are challenges that are important to learn before entering an operating room.
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