Patients that you might more commonly see with PEA caused by HYPOkalemia are:

Life threatening hypokalemia is uncommon but can occur in the setting of gastrointestinal and renal losses and is associated with hypomagnesemia. Treatment with magnesium may help during cardiac arrest.

The “T” that represents drug overdose and chemical exposure among frequent causes of PEA stands for:

A clue that PEA could be caused by drug overdose “Toxins” is:

PEA caused by HYPOkalemia may present with which if the following ECG signs?

Some clues for PEA caused by acidosis (hydrogen ion) would be all of the below except:

Recommended treatment to reverse PEA caused by acidosis is:

PEA caused by HYPERkalemia may present with which of the following rhythm changes?

Patients that you might more commonly see with PEA caused by HYPERkalemia are all the following except which one?

Reversing HYPERkalemia is done using which of the following medications?