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Cardiology/EKG Board Review

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The Silent Killers Sudden Cardiac Death In The Absence Of Apparent Structural Heart Disease

The Silent Killers Sudden Cardiac Death In The Absence Of Apparent Structural Heart Disease. M Sherif Mokhtar, MD. Cairo University. In the truly normal heart SCD, is an uncommon occurrence.

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Normal ECG: Rate and Rhythm

Normal ECG: Rate and Rhythm. Read chapters 4 and 22. ECG Interpretation*. Standardization Rate RR interval Heart rate Rhythm PP interval P wave width, height, shape, etc. PR interval QRS width (and height) axis R wave progression abnormal Q waves ST segment T waves

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Metabolism and Toxicology

Metabolism and Toxicology. Finding a substance that shows an effect in vitro does not mean that this is a suitable drug candidate as well. The vast majority of chemical substances undergo biochemical transformations inside the body (metabolisms).

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Cardiac Psychiatry: Review and Updates

Cardiac Psychiatry: Review and Updates. Scott R. Beach, MD, FAPM Avery D. Weisman Psychiatric Consultation Service Program Director, Adult Psychiatry Residency Massachusetts General Hospital MGH Cardiac Psychiatry Research Group Assistant Professor in Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School

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Sudden cardiac death

Sudden cardiac death. Ri ???. Sudden cardiac death(SCD). Introduction Sudden cardiac death (SCD) is used to describe cardiac arrest with cessation of cardiac function, whether or not resuscitation or spontaneous reversion occurs

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Antibacterial 2

Antibacterial 2. By: Dr.Israa omar. Protein synthesis.

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Electrocardiogram

Electrocardiogram. Dr. Thouraya Said. Contents. ECG paper. ECG leads: Limb leads. Chest leads. Interpretation of the ECG. Cardiac axis Heart rhythm. Heart rate. ECG records the electrical changes (depolarization and repolarization) that take place in the heart/per cycle.

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C Mike Perkins MD Pfizer Global Research & Development

The link between non-clinical and clinical testing ~ are non-clinical tests predictive of clinical effects?. C Mike Perkins MD Pfizer Global Research & Development. 31-3753. Outline. Based on standard agents with known effects on QT and arrhythmia Principal target - HERG/IKr

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Chapter 27

Chapter 27. General Anesthetics. General Anesthetics. General anesthetics are drugs that produce unconsciousness and lack of responsiveness to all painful stimuli Local anesthetics do not reduce consciousness, and they blunt pain only in a limited area. Pain. Analgesia

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CASE

CASE. 45 YEARS OLD Saudi lady. Fatigue Tiredness Increased skin pigmentation. Typical electrolytes. Na 126 K 5.5 Cl 89 Bicarb 20. What about glucose ! ?. Causes of fasting hypoglycemia. EX P L A I N. Fasting Hypoglycemia. Exogenous insulin or OHA PITUITARY DIS LIVER DIS

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Ontology-Based Annotation of Biomedical Time Series Data

Ontology-Based Annotation of Biomedical Time Series Data. Rai Winslow, Steve Granite The Institute for Computational Medicine Johns Hopkins University. Project Aims. Develop a comprehensive ECG ontology develop an ECG data model and data service

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Chvostek's

Chvostek's. Shafiepour ,m MD. Kerman university of medical sciences. 38-year-old man presented to the emergency Department with facial paresthesias and upper-extremity muscle cramping.

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T wave abnormalities

T wave abnormalities. Dr. Nithin P. G. Post extrasystolic. First postextrasystolic complex [sometimes second or third] show occasional primary T wave changes [T wave inversion with prolongation of the QT interval]

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FDA ADVISORY COMMITTEES

FDA ADVISORY COMMITTEES. Mary A Foulkes, Ph.D. Office of Biostatistics and Epidemiology Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, FDA. FDA/Industry workshop Bethesda, MD September 19, 2003. CDER Cardio-Renal Drugs AntiInfective Drugs Antiviral Drugs Oncologic Drugs CBER

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Drop attacks

Drop attacks. F. Khorvash Assistant Professor Of Neurology. Drop attacks are sudden spontaneous falls while standing or walking, followed by a very swift recovery, within seconds or minutes.

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Fluconazole By

Fluconazole By. Latonya Miles 2 nd period Mr. Davis Botany Class. Classification. Availability. Pharmacokinetics. Fluconazole is almost completely absorbed within two hours.

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VIRTUAL MEDZONE

VIRTUAL MEDZONE. Your Resource for HIV Related Innovative Medical Communication. HIV CASE PRESENTATIONS. Phil Sestak MD David Fletcher MD FRCPC. Case 3. 49 yo man HIV+ 2003 Asymptomatic CD4 290 HIV Viral Load 137,908 HLAB5701 negative Genotype clear. Case 3.

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HALAVEN

HALAVEN. Eribulin Mesylate.

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Cooling off on Therapeutic Hypothermia: Long QTc during Therapeutic Hypothermia

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