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The following rhythm is complete block. Which definition of complete block is correct.
Identify the following rhythm.
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Christopher Covey says
Great program for review prior to recertification! Thanks!
Lacey Ferree says
In the rapid rhythm identification video (Video 3) it stated that the first intervention for unstable bradycardia would be to give 0.5 mg Atropine IVP and then start TCP, if needed. In question #6, “Preparation for transcutaneous pacing should be made for which of the following?”….unstable sinus bradycardia is listed as one of the correct answers and in the explanation section it states, “All of these rhythms listed can rapidly degenerate into more serious conditions and are an indication to ready for immediate transcutaneous pacing.”
I just want to make sure I’m understanding this correctly…is the first line treatment and the first thing you should do for unstable sinus bradycardia is give Atropine, or should you perform transcutaneous pacing immediately if it’s available?
Thanks!
Jeff with admin. says
The first thing that should be done is give atropine and immediately prepare for TCP. Keep in mind that if the administration is going to delay TCP that the delivery of atropine can be disregarded.
Kind regards,
Jeff