A 4-year-old boy is brought to your regional ED after being found at the bottom of a pool. He was in pulseless electrical activity when the ambulance crew arrived, then achieved return of spontaneous circulation, and has been intubated as part of resuscitation.
List five assessment features relevant to the likelihood of intact neurological survival.
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List five important clinical complications of this presentation that may require active management.
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The patient requires road transfer to the nearest tertiary centre. List five medications you may need during the transfer.
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List five essential pieces of equipment required for the transfer.
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