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Tag Archives: ecg

Tasty Morsels of EM 039 BradyDysrhythmias

22 Jun

[Featured image via LITFL] Approach to BradyDysrhythmias EB Medicine Article [free via EMRA if you’re a member. About 70 dollars a year. Well worth it.]   On a FOAMed note, it’s interesting that all the ECGs in the article are … Read More »

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Tasty Morsels of EM 037 – Heart Transplants

5 Apr

I keep a little, ever-expanding note on my phone where I jot down little morsels of goodness that I pick up while listening to or reading one of the many excellent sites/podcasts in the useful resource section. They’re useful in … Read More »

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The ECG in the poisoned patient

25 Sep

Most patients presenting to the ED with either accidental or intentional drug ingestion will get an ECG. In most departments I’ve worked in, the senior doctor looks at all the ECGs, primarily for STEMI, but for other findings too. The … Read More »

board review, ECG, tox ecg, tox 7 Comments

Tasty Morsels of EM 031 – Retrograde p waves

19 Sep

I keep a little, ever-expanding note on my phone where I jot down little morsels of goodness that I pick up while listening to or reading one of the many excellent sites/podcasts in the useful resource section. They’re useful in … Read More »

tasty morsels ecg, junctional rhythm, retrograde p waves 2 Comments

Standing Test for Long-QT syndrome

28 Apr

This was all brand new to me. I was reviewing a syncope patient left over from the night shift before. The hand over was: recent change in anti-hypertensives, now feeling weak and dizzy about 1 week. Syncopal episode at dinner … Read More »

critical appraisal ecg, FOAMed, long QT, standing test, syncope 10 Comments

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