So if we unpack that, what are you thinking thus far?

Um, wow.

Yeah, that's quite the case.

And obviously, um, the initial kind of complaint, you'd think, "Oh, this is just an old person that fell, and I'm gonna pick them up, and we'll be on our way." [laughs] So obviously, things got a little bit more complicated for this crew.

Um, yeah, I think there's, there's a couple of things that stand out there.

So this is an unstable patient, obviously.

They've got poor peripheral perfusion.

Tell me why.

So if we bridge into that, what's the most common type of reentry to cause an SVT?

You'll have to correct me if I'm wrong.

I think that the most common is AVNRT.

So like the entry pathway is actually inside of the AV node.

Is that correct? That is correct.

Well done.

You read the textbook.

Ooh, why?

And she is in the bathroom and I look and there is a large family room where we can move the table and start the resuscitation.

Perfect.

So you and I together move the patient to that location.

And then that's where we're going to do.

I'm going to continue CPR.

You're going to do the first rhythm analysis.

So.

And because we picked the optimal location from a human factors and optimal space, where would you put the monitor and the airway bag in this patient?