Hypovolemia which is a common cause of PEA can be rapidly reversed by ____________.

Which cause of PEA is least likely to benefit from treatment?

The two most common and easily reversible causes of PEA are:

For a patient in asystole which has the higher priority?

According to the AHA ACLS Guidelines for PEA and Asystole, drugs used in asystole include:

Reversing PEA caused by Tamponade is performed by:

(True or False)

In patients with PEA/cardiac arrest and without known pulmonary embolism (PE), routine fibrinolytic treatment given during CPR shows no benefit and is not recommended.

Tension pneumothroax which can be a cause of PEA may be recognized by all of the following symptoms except:

The “T” in PEA representing Acute MI or massive pulmonary embolism stands for _______.

Pulmonary Thrombosis (massive pulmonary embolism) induced PEA may manifest itself with which symptoms?