What are the consequences of cardiac arrest?

The possible consequences of cardiac arrest include abnormal heart rhythm, dizziness, shock, etc. The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Cardiac arrest with abnormal heart rhythm

can lead to reduced cardiac output, which is easy to lead to cardiac ischemia and abnormal heart rhythm.

2. Cardiac arrest with dizziness

can also lead to reduced blood supply to peripheral tissues, and brain tissues cannot obtain sufficient oxygen, so dizziness and syncope can also occur.

3. Cardiac

arrest for too long can lead to ischemic necrosis of a large number of organs in the human body, causing organ failure and shock.