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The role of 12 lead ECG in Pediatric Pulmonary Hypertension
An 11 year old male presents with complaint of substernal chest pain, 6/10, unable to describe the sensation but non-radiating, which started while running. Primary assessment: Patent airway Adequate respiratory effort with no signs of distress skin is pink, warm and dry, with no signs of hypoperfusion Pertinent medical Hx: Chronic Interstitial Lung Disease Secondary Pulmonary […]
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Ben
Calcium and Hyperkalemia
What in the pt's hx argued for hyper K. Got the weakness part, but curious to know what clinical nugget could have pointed to hyper K besides weakness. Thanks
2017-10-03 01:03:57
Calcium and Hyperkalemia
What in the pt's hx argued for hyper K. Got the weakness part, but curious to know what clinical nugget could have pointed to hyper K besides weakness. Thanks
2017-10-03 01:03:57
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Ineffective or inappropriate ICD shocks – Part 3
Such an inappropriate event in a patient with an implanted Riata lead should prompt detailed fluoroscopic evaluation of the lead especially in the region around the tricuspid valve to avoid subsequent inappropriate ICD shocks.
2017-08-31 11:05:38
Ineffective or inappropriate ICD shocks – Part 3
Such an inappropriate event in a patient with an implanted Riata lead should prompt detailed fluoroscopic evaluation of the lead especially in the region around the tricuspid valve to avoid subsequent inappropriate ICD shocks.
2017-08-31 11:05:38
68 Year Old Male: Chest Burning – Part 1 | EMS 12 Lead
68 Year Old Male: Chest Burning – Part 2
[…] out Part 2 for the rest of his initial course and management. The case conclusion and discussion are in Part 3 […]
2017-08-29 05:24:15
68 Year Old Male: Chest Burning – Part 2
[…] out Part 2 for the rest of his initial course and management. The case conclusion and discussion are in Part 3 […]
2017-08-29 05:24:15
68 Year Old Male: Chest Tightness – Part 2 | EMS 12 Lead
68 Year Old Male: Chest Burning – Part 1
[…] case study; you may want to review the initial description of the patient’s presentation in Part 1. We’re going to save dissection of the ECGs for the next post and continue with his […]
2017-08-25 05:05:58
68 Year Old Male: Chest Burning – Part 1
[…] case study; you may want to review the initial description of the patient’s presentation in Part 1. We’re going to save dissection of the ECGs for the next post and continue with his […]
2017-08-25 05:05:58
