'Wide qrs' presentation slideshows

Bhubaneswar / 15.10.06

Bhubaneswar / 15.10.06. Cardiac Arrhythmias in ICU. Dr. P.K.Sahoo Cardiologist Kalinga Hospital Bhubaneswar. Cardiac arrhythmias do not necessarily mean structural heart disease. CARDIAC Myocardial Ischaemia Valvular problems CHF. NON CARDIAC Hypoxemia Hypercapnia Hypotension

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WIDE QRS TACHYCARDIA

WIDE QRS TACHYCARDIA. BY ANKUR KAMRA. Wide QRS complex tachycardia is a rhythm with a rate of ?100 b/m and QRS duration of ? 120 ms LBBB morphology-QRS complex duration ? 120 ms with a predominantly negative terminal deflection in lead V1

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Arrhythmia Recognition An Emergency View

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Bundle Branch Block and the Imitators of ACS

MODULE 6. Bundle Branch Block and the Imitators of ACS. Bundle Branch Block. Can be pre-existing condition Can be caused by ACS. Bundle Branch Block. BBB caused by AMI 60%-70% association with pump failure 40%-60% mortality without reperfusion. Bundle Branch Block. Can mimic ACS

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Name That Rhythm!

Name That Rhythm!. Sinus Bradycardia (SB). Normal except HR<60. V-paced. Spike before the QRS. Clogged blood vessels = i oxygen to the heart = heart attack. Electricity blocked from traveling normally = arrhythmia.

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Inservice Review: Toxicology

Inservice Review: Toxicology. Gerry Maloney, DO Attending Physician, Emergency Medicine and Medical Toxicology CWRU/MetroHealth Medical Center. APAP 140 mg/kg toxic dose for single acute ingestion (200 mg/kg peds) Rumack-Mathews nomogram only for single acute ingestion

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Ventricular Tachyarrhythmias

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Arrhythmias

Arrhythmias. ??.????????? ???????? ?????????? ??? ??.?????????. ECG waves. 1 ???????? = 0.04 sec 1 ???????? = 5 ????????. Atrial depolarization. Septal depolarization. Early LV depolarization. Late LV depolarization. Repolarization. ECG waves. Normal ECG. P ?? QRS

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Wolff-Parkinson-White and Atrioventricular (AV) Heart Blocks

Wolff-Parkinson-White and Atrioventricular (AV) Heart Blocks. Chapters 12 and 17. Wolff-Parkinson-White. Chapter 12. Artrioventricular Bypass Tract. Accessory pathways form and fail to disappear during fetal development Formed near the mitral or tricuspid valves or interventricular septum

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CXRs & ECGs

CXRs & ECGs. What to look for. Patient data Technique (AP/PA, exposure, rotation, supine, erect) Trachea Lungs Pulmonary vessels Hila (masses, lymphadenopathy) Heart (width etc ) Mediastinal contour Pleura Bones Soft tissues Any other external devices (e.g. tubes, wires).

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40 yom, presents to ED with suicidal ideation

40 yom, presents to ED with suicidal ideation On review of system by Psych resident, he admits to mild CP earlier the same day Code MI activated by ED. At first glance. Wide and large R wave in V1 Q wave in lead I and aVL(we see a wide negative deflection, called QS wave)

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40 yom, presents to ED with suicidal ideation

40 yom, presents to ED with suicidal ideation On review of system by Psych resident, he admits to mild CP earlier the same day Code MI activated by ED. At first glance. Wide and large R wave in V1 Q wave in lead I and aVL(we see a wide negative deflection, called QS wave)

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Basic Rhythm Recognition

Basic Rhythm Recognition. You can narrow down most rhythms to within 3 possibilites based on rate (fast, slow, normal), regularity (regular, irregular), and width (narrow, wide). Evaluate p waves. -Are they present? -How do they relate to the QRS? -Are they all the same?.

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