Luaran Neurologis pada Henti Jantung di Luar Rumah Sakit: Ventilasi atau Intubasi?

Oleh :

dr. Nathania S. Sutisna

Salah satu hal yang memengaruhi luaran neurologis pada kasus henti jantung di luar rumah sakit adalah manajemen jalan napas (airway management). Beberapa studi memperlihatkan hasil yang lebih baik pada penggunaan ventilasi bag-valve-mask (BVM) dibandingkan intubasi endotrakea.

American Heart Association (AHA) memperkenalkan Chain of Survival untuk kasus henti jantung yang terjadi di luar rumah sakit (Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest / OHCA). Tiga tahap dari chain of survival yang dapat dilakukan di luar rumah sakit tersebut adalah mengenali kondisi henti jantung dan aktivasi respon emergensi, melakukan resusitasi jantung paru (RJP) dengan minimal interupsi, dan melakukan defibrilasi.[1–3]

Bantuan Jalan Napas pada Saat Henti Jantung

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