Author

Pooja Joshi Page 5

Pooja Joshi, RN, CCRN, is a rapid response nurse at a medical center near Oberlin, Ohio. She responds to emergencies and deteriorating patients across the facility and leads mock code training for floor staff. Joshi holds a BSN from Old Dominion University and occasionally writes for Biology Insights on acute cardiac care and emergency recognition.

Is Agonal Breathing Painful? What the Science Says Heart & Lungs
Special Considerations for Defibrillating Children Kids
How Long Can You Pause Chest Compressions?Safety
What Is Pulseless Electrical Activity (PEA) Cardiac Arrest?Heart & Lungs
Why Is Time Critical With CPR?Safety
What Is a Flail Chest? Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Heart & Lungs
What Is ACLS and PALS? Key Differences Explained Safety
If Someone Has a DNR, Do You Do CPR?Safety
What Is the Basic Life Support (BLS) Sequence of Steps?Safety
What Happens After CPR? The Recovery Process Safety
What to Do When a 40-Year-Old Man Is in Cardiac Arrest Safety
What Is the Maximum Interval for Pausing Chest Compressions?Safety
What Is the Next Step for an Unresponsive Infant?Kids
What Is a Modified Trauma Alert and When Is It Used?Healthcare
How Fast Do You Push Epinephrine in a Code?Drugs
Can Chest Compressions Restart a Heart?Safety
What Is the Main Objective of Managing Obstructive Shock?Safety
Should Normal BLS Be Used for a Suspected Opioid Overdose?Safety
What Is Intraosseous Access and When Is It Used?Procedures
What Is Recommended to Minimize in Compressions When Using an AED?Safety
What Happens When Someone Codes in the Hospital?Healthcare
What Happens If the IV Drip Chamber Is Full?Safety
What Is LOC in Medical Terms? Levels of Consciousness Healthcare
Do You Continue CPR After Return of Spontaneous Circulation?Safety
Can Choking Lead to Cardiac Arrest?Heart & Lungs
How to Use a Defibrillator in a Hospital Safety
What to Do If an Infant Isn’t Breathing but Has a Pulse Safety
What Are Appropriate Interventions for an Apneic Child?Kids
Is Compression-Only CPR Effective?Safety
Why the First Minutes of a Heart Attack Are Critical for CPR Safety