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Not every relationship deserves adrenaline. But if the EtCO₂ doesn't rise, neither does it.
In CPR, adrenaline should not be administered reflexively.
If after administering it the EtCO₂ doesn't improve, physiology is telling you something: perhaps you're not generating enough flow, perhaps the cause isn't resolved, or perhaps you're repeating drugs without changing the real problem.
Because in the end, in cardiac arrest, the EtCO₂ is not just monitor decoration.
It's one of the few ways to know if your resuscitation is truly moving blood.
If she doesn't come up, the party hasn't started.
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