关键词:
心脏骤停
心肺复苏
胸部按压
心电图分析
生命支持
工作循环
自主循环
胸垫
通气状况
护理人员
摘要:
Context: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation(CPR) guidelines recommend target values for compressions, ventilations, and CPR-free intervals allowed for rhythm analysis and defibrillation. There is little information on adherence to these guidelines during advanced cardiac life support in the field. Objective: To measure the quality of out-of-hospital CPR performed by ambulance personnel, as measured by adherence to CPR guidelines. Design and Setting: Case series of 176 adult patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest treated by paramedics and nurse anesthetists in Stockholm, Sweden, London, England, and Akershus, Norway, between March 2002 and October 2003. The defibrillators recorded chest compressions via a sternal pad fitted with an accelerometer and ventilations by changes in thoracic impedance between the defibrillator pads, in addition to standard event and electrocardiographic recordings. Main Outcome Measure: Adherence to international guidelines for CPR. Results: Chest compressions were not given 48%(95%CI, 45%-51%) of the time without spontaneous circulation; this percentage was 38%(95%CI, 36%-41%) when subtracting the time necessary for electrocardiographic analysis and defibrillation. Combining these data with a mean compression rate of 121/min(95%CI, 118-124/min) when compressions were given resulted in a mean compression rate of 64/min(95%CI, 61-67/min). Mean compression depth was 34mm(95%CI, 33-35 mm), 28%(95%CI, 24%-32%) of the compressions had a depth of 38 mm to 51 mm(guidelines recommendation), and the compression part of the duty cycle was 42%(95%CI, 41%-42%). A mean of 11(95%CI, 11-12) ventilations were given per minute. Sixty-one patients(35%) had return of spontaneous circulation, and 5 of 6 patients discharged alive from the hospital had normal neurological outcomes. Conclusions: In this study of CPR during outof-hospital cardiac arrest, chest compressions were not delivered half of the time, and most compressions were too shallow. Electrocardiog