Cardiopulmonary resuscitation–induced consciousness(CPRIC) 直訳すると「心肺蘇生誘発性意識回復」 胸骨圧迫の間だけ、心肺停止傷病者の意識が戻ることがあります。私も一度経験があります。 https://t.co/sGBJADhTRK
Consciousness induced during cardiopulmonary resuscitation: An observational study.
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The overall digital discussions reflect a keen interest in CPR-induced consciousness, with examples like the mention that it occurs in about 1% of resuscitations and is increasing, and debates about medication use and SOPs. The tone varies from clinical observations to considerations of how guidelines might need to adapt, highlighting an evolving understanding of CPRIC's significance in emergency medicine.
Most discussions acknowledge the relevance of CPRIC and interpret it as a noteworthy phenomenon, with some noting associations with outcomes, indicating general agreement with the importance of the study.
Posts demonstrate high interest, with many referencing specific details, such as the role of medications, SOPs, and the rising incidence of CPRIC, showing engagement with the topic.
Commenters refer to clinical practices, SOPs, and suggestions for future guidelines, indicating meaningful conversations rather than superficial mentions.
Discussion of the phenomena's rise and implications for emergency medicine suggest the topic might influence clinical practice and future research directions, hence a moderate perceived impact.
Abstract in brief
- CPRIC, or consciousness during resuscitation, is a rare phenomenon that's been increasingly observed in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest cases, and its frequency grew from 0.3% in 2008 to 0.9% in 2014.
- The study found that CPRIC was linked to a higher chance of survival to hospital discharge, especially in unwitnessed or bystander-witnessed cases, but not in EMS-witnessed cases.
- Treatment with medications like midazolam, opiates, or muscle relaxants did not improve survival odds and might influence how CPRIC affects patient outcomes, indicating that more research is needed on how to best manage this phenomenon.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyMost healthcare practitioners have witnessed it https://t.co/AOGtDkYHUK And it happens in about 1% of resuses, and is on the rise https://t.co/HOfLo3DkLH Better, harder, quicker compressions will only make CPR-induced consciousness more common - guidelines are available
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation-induced consciousness (CPRIC):心肺蘇生中に誘導される意識について
@a_hueb @MergencyFe Einzige Daten die mir zum Thema geläufig sind: CPRIC mit besserem Outcome assoziiert, wenn Medikamente gegeben werden: Überlebensvorteil weg. Evidenzgrad sehr gering. Stimmt aber nachdenklich bzgl. unreflektierter Sedierung. https://t.co/Gy8MrFi82A
@HandtevyMD @WAAMBMEDIC @PBCFR https://t.co/IOu6we5L3N https://t.co/AkjJKOHq0D
@SharnaCollins3 https://t.co/tIIBJkm03Q https://t.co/kxmUFWpXXI I have a feeling Queensland Ambulance have an Sedation SOP in the event of
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Understanding Consciousness During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation CPRIC
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Understanding CPR-Induced Consciousness and Its Clinical Significance
More than a decade ago we were among the first to define and systematically research CPR-induced consciousness, a phenomenon where patients exhibit awareness during chest compressions. This episode explores what CPRIC…
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation-induced consciousness (CPRIC):心肺蘇生中に誘導される意識について
@a_hueb @MergencyFe Einzige Daten die mir zum Thema geläufig sind: CPRIC mit besserem Outcome assoziiert, wenn Medikamente gegeben werden: Überlebensvorteil weg. Evidenzgrad sehr gering. Stimmt aber nachdenklich bzgl. unreflektierter Sedierung. https://t.co/Gy8MrFi82A
@HandtevyMD @WAAMBMEDIC @PBCFR https://t.co/IOu6we5L3N https://t.co/AkjJKOHq0D
@SharnaCollins3 https://t.co/tIIBJkm03Q https://t.co/kxmUFWpXXI I have a feeling Queensland Ambulance have an Sedation SOP in the event of
RT @jun0426: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation–induced consciousness(CPRIC) 直訳すると「心肺蘇生誘発性意識回復」 胸骨圧迫の間だけ、心肺停止傷病者の意識が戻ることがあります。私も一度経験があります。 ht…
RT @jun0426: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation–induced consciousness(CPRIC) 直訳すると「心肺蘇生誘発性意識回復」 胸骨圧迫の間だけ、心肺停止傷病者の意識が戻ることがあります。私も一度経験があります。 ht…
RT @jun0426: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation–induced consciousness(CPRIC) 直訳すると「心肺蘇生誘発性意識回復」 胸骨圧迫の間だけ、心肺停止傷病者の意識が戻ることがあります。私も一度経験があります。 ht…
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation–induced consciousness(CPRIC) 直訳すると「心肺蘇生誘発性意識回復」 胸骨圧迫の間だけ、心肺停止傷病者の意識が戻ることがあります。私も一度経験があります。 https://t.co/sGBJADhTRK
RT @AlexOlaussen: Most healthcare practitioners have witnessed it https://t.co/AOGtDkYHUK And it happens in about 1% of resuses, and is on…
RT @AlexOlaussen: Most healthcare practitioners have witnessed it https://t.co/AOGtDkYHUK And it happens in about 1% of resuses, and is on…
Most healthcare practitioners have witnessed it https://t.co/AOGtDkYHUK And it happens in about 1% of resuses, and is on the rise https://t.co/HOfLo3DkLH Better, harder, quicker compressions will only make CPR-induced consciousness more common - guidelines are available
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