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Durante la fase inmediata, al ingreso del paciente en la UTI o en el departamento de urgencias del hospital, una vez asegurada la vía aérea y conseguida una estabilización inicial, debemos proceder a una valoración inicial y establecer, al mismo tiempo, la monitorización para poder Breve historia clínica en la que se busque activamente antecedente de dolor torácico o causa obvia de parada cardiorespiratorio no cardíaca. PC de causa claramente no cardíaca. PC de causa posible cardiaca isquémica. PC de causa probable cardíaca isquémica. PC de causa claramente cardiaca isquémica. La valoración del estado de consciencia mediante la escala de coma de Glasgow. Monitorización. desarrollar una optimización guiada por objetivos.