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Good one, took me a second since I just woke up. Andrew ... From: Pam in AK To: ekg_club@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 2:28 PM Subject: Re:...
I taught a PALS course to some EMT-Intermediate students a short time ago. Mind you, all of the Intermediate students had been basic EMT's for at least a few...
Is the list down or just quite Bruce W. Washburn, Sr. NRWEMT-P; CCEMT-P; WALS 9180 Coors Blvd. NW Apt 2305 Albuquerque, NM 87120 Home/Fax (505) 890-2496 Cell...
56 year old male contacts 911 complaining of "tachycardia." He is alert and oriented to person, place, time, and event. Patient admits to slight chest...
Greetings from Lurkerville. I see a narrow complex tachycardia of approximately 170 bpm, with an atrial rhythm that seems to march out and has the back-to-back...
Something about a rate of exactly 150 reminds me of 2:1 AV conduction atrial flutter. David K ... From: Station2Medic@... To: ekg_club@yahoogroups.com ...
I like the way you're thinking, Gustavo. I've never heard it put quite that way before (regarding the back to back morphology) but I like it! Are you referring...
Me too, David. Although this rhythm strip shows a rate quite a bit faster. Using the small block method I got 187.5 (1500 / 8 = 187.5). That's not to say I'm...
Hi Tom B, What I meant with the back-to-back is the flutter wave morphology that seems to have a straight-up direction in the upstroke, like if all impulses...
I know we've beat the Adenosine thing to death before, but for old time sakes... *Is* it indicated in the treatment of A-flutter or A-fib? Will it even work? ...
Agreed. Vagal maneuvers would have been a good idea. Regarding the upstroke of the flutter waves, how do you know you're not looking at depressed ST segments...
Jon, In my experience, Adenocard can reveal flutter waves (or fibrillatory waves) that were hidden by a rapid ventricular response. Is it indicated for AF? Not...
Hey Jon For old times sake. adenosine affects the AV node. the AF's are conditions affecting the atria. It will not affect the underlying condition but can ...
I see two waves before the QRS. if these would've been T and Ps, something was odd to me. the distance between T and P was the same between P and P. Could've...
Jon, I have a even worse point of view. I am currently based in the Dominican Republic. Unfortunately, cost is an issue. Attendings would frown against ...
great strip, 1st I would like to know why the patient knew the term tachycardia, he may have had it before, or is a medical person, or ?, so just for interest...
Friends, thought I'd share some good news with my buddies on EKGClub.com Well, I got told my PhD thesis got 'passed' today. 2 of my examiners put it in the...
Looks like you are a Pretty happy Dude Congratulations, may you spend your wisdom wisely. Do you feel any smarter today than you did last week? Hank _____ ...
No, but I've got 3 extra letters. PB ... No, but I've got 3 extra letters. PB On 4/12/06, Hank Geiter < hbgrn@... > wrote: Looks like you are a Pretty ...
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So. what was it about? Gustavo E. Flores Bauer, BS EMT-P EmergencyTeam.Net San Juan, Puerto Rico MSII, Iberoamerican University Santo Domingo, Dominican...
This came up in my inbox today. Gustavo E. Flores Bauer, BS EMT-P EmergencyTeam.Net San Juan, Puerto Rico MSII, Iberoamerican University Santo Domingo,...
Sorry for not adding this. CONGRATULATIONS in such an important recognition of your achievements. Gustavo E. Flores Bauer, BS EMT-P EmergencyTeam.Net San Juan,...
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