The nurse can cease CPR when there is:

1. spontaneous breathing and absence of dyspnea.
2. spontaneous breathing and absence of cyanosis.
3. heartbeat and spontaneous breathing.
4. heartbeat and return of consciousness.


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Cardiopulmonary resuscitation success refers to the lack of need for assisted respiration and assisted blood circulation. These two criteria are met when the heartbeat and spontaneous breathing are restored.

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Implementing a treatment plan that includes mecamylamine requires monitoring the patient for:

A. mental depression. B. suicidal ideation. C. depression of the cardiovascular system. D. neuropsychiatric effects such as hostility.

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