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ECG Rhythm Interpretation and Treatment Guide

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of ECG practice strips, helping you identify critical features in each strip such as P-Wave presence, pulse status, and rhythm regularity. You'll learn to determine appropriate treatments including CPR, oxygen, monitoring, IV access, and whether to administer shocks. Key rhythms covered include Asystole, PEA, Sinus, NSR, and Ventricular Fibrillation (VF). Test your knowledge with self-checks on each slide, and enhance your understanding of the five essential ECG rhythms vital for effective patient care.

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ECG Rhythm Interpretation and Treatment Guide

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  1. C02-01-08ECG Practice Strips • Look at each strip • Does it have a P-Wave? • Is there a pulse with it? • Is it regular or irregular? • What is the Rhythm? • Decide the Treatment should be. • CPR, O2, Monitor, IV, CRP, Shock or No Shock • Go to the next slide to check your self.

  2. No Pulses Present

  3. PEA CPR, O2, Monitor, IV, No Shock

  4. No Pulses

  5. No Pulses PEA CPR, Monitor, O2, IV, No Shock

  6. Pulses

  7. 1st Degree SINUS Monitor, O2, IV, No Shock or CPR

  8. Pulses Present

  9. NSR Monitor, O2, IV, No Shock or CPR

  10. VFib CPR, Monitor, O2, IV, Shock

  11. Pulses Present

  12. NSR Monitor, O2, IV, No Shock or CPR

  13. Asystole CPR, 02, Monitor, IV, No Shock

  14. No Pulses

  15. No Pulses -V Tach CPR, O2, Monitor, IV, Shock Same as VF

  16. V Fib CPR, O2, Monitor, IV, Shock

  17. V Fib CPR, O2, Monitor, IV, Shock

  18. V Fib CPR, O2, Monitor, IV, Shock

  19. No Pulses

  20. PEA CPR, O2, Monitor, No Shock

  21. Pulses

  22. V Tach c Pulses O2, IV, Monitor No Shock

  23. Pulses

  24. Pulses CPR, O2, Monitor, No Shock

  25. Congratulations! I hope you have a better understanding of the 5 ECG rhythms that you need to identify and treat. If you can print this page only out and bring it to me it is worth extra credit.

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