CPR Management
Running a code is a skill, not a poster on the wall. Learn to lead one.
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What You Will Be Able to Do
- Lead a resuscitation with clear roles and closed-loop communication
- Keep compression quality high through a whole code
- Run shockable and non-shockable algorithms without freezing
- Actually search for reversible causes instead of reciting them
Inside the Course
The final syllabus may evolve before launch, but this is the shape of it.
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01
Running the Room
Team roles, positioning, closed-loop communication, and what a good code sounds like.
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02
Compression Quality
What degrades first, how to notice, and when to rotate compressors.
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03
The Algorithm Under Stress
Shockable versus non-shockable as a simple loop you cannot lose.
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04
Reversible Causes
The Hs and Ts as an active search: ultrasound, history, labs, empiric treatment.
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05
Airway During CPR
When simple beats definitive, and how to avoid interrupting compressions.
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06
After ROSC
The first 30 minutes: pressure, oxygenation, temperature, and the next destination.
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07
Debrief and Document
Closing the loop with the team and writing the note that reflects what happened.
