When the line between life and death blurs during a resuscitation, how do we respond? CPR Induced Consciousness (CPRIC) is a rare and perplexing medical phenomenon that presents unique clinical, ethical, and emotional challenges for all parties involved. This course explores the history, theories, and real-world case studies behind CPRIC, equipping healthcare providers with insights into its potential causes and guidance for managing this bizarre type of presentation. You’ll examine emerging best practices, current protocols (or the lack thereof), and the psychological aftermath for both patients and clinicians. Through thought-provoking studies and engaging scenarios, you’ll gain insights to help navigate the ethical dilemmas that arise when your next resuscitation takes an unexpected turn. Designed for EMS providers and accredited for 2.75 CE hours by the Commission on Accreditation for Pre-hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE), this course is also appropriate for nurses, physicians, and other healthcare providers. This class will broaden your understanding of this phenomenon and prepare you for the unimaginable—consciousness during CPR.