'Ventricular response' diaporamas de présentation

Arrhythmias and EKGs

Arrhythmias and EKGs. Amirhossein Azhari M.D Fellowship of electrophysiology Chamran heart center. Mechanisms of Arrhythmogenesis. Tachycardia. Abnormally rapid heart rhythm May result from: Abnormal impulse formation Automaticity Triggered activity

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Coronary Artery Disease Complications Cardiac Arrhythmias/Dysrhythmias

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Arrhythmia 341

Arrhythmia 341. Ahmad Hersi , MBBS, MSc,FRCPC Asso . Professor of Medicine& Consultant Electrophysiologist. Objectives. Identify mechanism of AF Recognize EKG of AF Discuss treatment options of AF Identify other forms of Arrhythmia.

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Atrial Fibrillation Rate or Rhythm Control

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Frostbite and Hypothermia

Frostbite and Hypothermia. March 10 th , 2005 Tintinalli Chapters 191 and 192 George Filiadis. Epidemiology. Frostbite is the inability to physiologically compensate for cold that produces injury.

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Module 3 ECG Rhythm Recognition

Module 3 ECG Rhythm Recognition. What to Look for on a rhythm strip. Are all the P waves alike? Are all the QRS complexes alike? Are all the P waves and QRS complexes related or occurring independently? Is there a P wave in front of every QRS complex?

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Pacemaker Diagnostics

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Telemetry / Arrythmias

Telemetry / Arrythmias. Dan Crouch Kristi Kuhn Kate Lindley Ben Voss. Unresponsive patient in ED. Junctional tachycardia. Regular Narrow complex No P waves. Surgical consult for arrhythmia. Paroxysmal SVT (PAT). Benign rhythm If sustained: Vagal maneuvers Adenosine DCCV.

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EKG 2

EKG 2. Normal Sinus Rhythm. Sinus Node is the Pacemaker Rate 60-100 bpm R-R intervals constant; rhythm regular Rate: atrial and ventricular rates = P Waves: Uniform; One P Wave for every QRS complex PRI: .12-.20 seconds; constant across strip QRS measures less than .12 seconds.

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Investigation of In-flight Medical Incapacitations and Impairments

Investigation of In-flight Medical Incapacitations and Impairments. Chuck DeJohn, D.O., M.P.H. FAA Civil Aerospace Medical Institute. Incapacitation Event. A300 14 CFR 121 San Juan, Puerto Rico to Miami, FL July 12, 1996. Incapacitation Event. Approach/landing

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MITRAL STENOSIS

MITRAL STENOSIS. Dr R Schulenburg Division of Adult Cardiac Surgery, Universitas Hospital, BFN. Etiology and Essential Pathology. Predominately post-inflammatory scarring(other malignant carcinoid, SLE) Fibroreactive transformation of the valve

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