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Tag Archives: Cardiovascular

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EKG: Atrial Flutter

Oct 8, 2018Tom SeagravesCardiology, EKGCardiovascular, EKG

The 5-minute EKG was presented by our fan-favorite attending, Dr. Patwari. See EKG below (Answer to follow). You’re handed this EKG from triage. As always, it is important to approach…

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5 Minute Journal: Diagnosing Heart Failure

Jul 19, 2018Tom Seagraves5-Minute Journal, Cardiology5 Minute Journal Article, Cardiovascular

We can all recall learning about the NYHA classification, and being taught to ask about our CHF ” greatest hits”:  orthopnea, dyspnea on exertion, number of pillows (my favorite question), worsening edema, etc., but how does this stack up in the literature?

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How to do hand-only CPR…as a bad ass

Jun 24, 2015Rahul PatwariProcedures, ResuscitationCardiovascular

Time for cardioversion

Feb 3, 2015RahulCardiology, EKGCardiovascular, EKG

Say you have a 77y M with chest pain and atrial fibrillation at a rate of 111. You decide to cardiovert, and see this. What’s wrong here? Courtesy of Steve…

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Circulatory Shock

Jan 6, 2014RahulCardiology, ResuscitationCardiovascular

Definitions Treatment More Treatment

Left Ventricular Assist Devices (LVAD)

May 14, 2013RahulCardiologyCardiovascular

These videos are from 2013, so things may have changed as the devices are updated. For example, some of the new LVAD’s will simulate a pulse. Part One Part Two

EKG 101

Nov 24, 2011RahulCardiology, EKG, Medical StudentsCardiovascular, EKG, Student

Sometimes it’s good to go back to the basics. How to perform an ECG Electrodes to leads Rate and Rhythm Axis PR Interval QRS Interval QT Interval ST-segments, Q-waves and…

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