This document provides guidelines for pediatric resuscitation and cardiac arrest. It outlines the key interventions for basic life support including airway management, breathing, and circulation techniques. It also discusses oxygen therapy, endotracheal intubation, vascular access methods, defibrillation and cardioversion procedures, and drug therapies including epinephrine and atropine. The guidelines emphasize adequate oxygenation and ventilation as the most important interventions, and that intravenous access is not required to administer certain drugs like epinephrine during cardiac arrest.

1. Pediatric Resuscitation

2. Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Usually secondary to respiratory failure or arrest

11. Best Sign of Effective Ventilation Chest Rise

12. Best Sign of Effective Circulation Pulse with Each Compression

15. Endotracheal Intubation Need to intubate is not same as need to ventilate!

22. Endotracheal Drugs Epinephrine, atropine, lidocaine

38. What can be put thru an IO? Anything that can be put through an IV!