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Exam questionKROK 2Medicine · 2006

A 48 y.o. patient has been staying in the emergency department for 2 days on account of acute anteroseptal myocardial infarction. In the course of examination he suddenly "snored". There was a tonic contraction of skeletal muscles; eye pupils dilatated. Pulse on a.carotis is absent. What is the immediate tactics?

Answer options

  1. Intracardiac introduction of adrenalin with atropine
  2. ECG record
  3. Saphar’s triple airway maneuver
  4. Precardiac stroke
  5. Electric defibrillation
Correct answer

Electric defibrillation

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