There are several physiological and anatomical changes during pregnancy that may influence the management of cardiac arrest on a pregnant patient. This course looks at these changes, as well as common reversible causes of cardiac arrest during pregnancy.
This course also looks at the steps for assessing a pregnant patient that may be under cardiac arrest and highlights the modifications of the BLS algorithm for pregnancy. Finally, this course addresses the importance of team communication and collaboration and provides recommendations for improved teamwork.
It is followed by a knowledge check and scenario-based assessment.
On completion of this course you will be able to:
Staff with direct clinical care responsibilities, including midwives, doctors, nurses, paramedics, healthcare support assistants, and people who participate as part of the wider adult resuscitation team for pregnant patients.
This course was developed in partnership with the Resuscitation Council UK and members of Resuscitation Council UK's Advanced Life Support Subcommittee.
45 minutes approximate
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