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That’s not right.

The only true statement is to follow the delivery of each drug with a flush of at least 20ml of fluid.

In primary VF/VT, adrenaline is withheld until after the third shock. If ROSc occurs before the third shock, no adrenaline will have been given. If IV access cannot be achieved within 2 minutes of resuscitation, then intraosseous access should be considered. The initial dose of amiodarone is 300mg IV.

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That’s not right.

The only true statement is to follow the delivery of each drug with a flush of at least 20ml of fluid.

In primary VF/VT, adrenaline is withheld until after the third shock. If ROSc occurs before the third shock, no adrenaline will have been given. If IV access cannot be achieved within 2 minutes of resuscitation, then intraosseous access should be considered. The initial dose of amiodarone is 300mg IV.

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That’s right.

The only true statement is to follow the delivery of each drug with a flush of at least 20ml of fluid.

In primary VF/VT, adrenaline is withheld until after the third shock. If ROSC occurs before the third shock, no adrenaline will have been given. If IV access cannot be achieved within 2 minutes of resuscitation, then intraosseous access should be considered. The initial dose of amiodarone is 300mg IV.

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That’s not right.

The only true statement is to follow the delivery of each drug with a flush of at least 20ml of fluid.

In primary VF/VT, adrenaline is withheld until after the third shock. If ROSc occurs before the third shock, no adrenaline will have been given. If IV access cannot be achieved within 2 minutes of resuscitation, then intraosseous access should be considered. The initial dose of amiodarone is 300mg IV.

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