'St segment depression' presentation slideshows

Ischemic Heart Disease ( IHD )

Ischemic Heart Disease ( IHD ). DEFINITION. Ischemic heart disease (IHD) is defined as a lack of oxygen and decreased or no blood flow to the myocardium resulting from coronary artery narrowing or obstruction .

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Cardiac Testing Pete Bell, MD in collaboration with Julia Smith, FLMI

Cardiac Testing Pete Bell, MD in collaboration with Julia Smith, FLMI. Cardiac Testing. Heart Anatomy. Who needs cardiac testing?. Clinically: New onset of chest pain, dyspnea Pre-operative evaluation Elderly Special occupation (pilot, police officer, bus driver)

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MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION

MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. Dr. Abdul-Monim Batiha Assistant Professor Critical Care Nursing Philadelphia University.

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EKG 3

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EKG 3

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K 305 27 June 03

K 305 27 June 03. Contractile Dysfunction. Reversible stunning hibernation Irreversible necrosis apoptosis. Contractile Dysfunction. This cell damage produces: hypocontractility enhance the likelihood of arrhythmias both of which can be lethal.

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Electrolyte abnormalities and ECG

Electrolyte abnormalities and ECG. Elias Hanna, MD LSU Cardiology. Hyperkalemia:. T wave in hyperkalemia is typically tall and narrow, but does not have to be tall (may be just narrow and peaked pulling ST segment). Tall T means > 2 big boxes in the precordial leads or >1

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Underwriting Puzzler

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Underwriting Puzzler

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From Glancy DL. J La State Med Soc 2007; 159:5-7

Elias Hanna, MD, Cardiology. From Glancy DL. J La State Med Soc 2007; 159:5-7. Hypokalemia:. ST depression with prominent T (actually U) and prolonged QT when K<2.5-3. Flat T with K~3. Hypokalemia: -T progressively flattens -U wave more and more prominent (looks like T)

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