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ICU VivasArrhythmia & cardiac arrest

ICU Vivas · Arrhythmia & cardiac arrest

Data viva — a 12-lead ECG in the ICU

A data viva on the ECG interpretation — the rate, the rhythm, the QRS width, the axis, and the identification of the arrhythmia and its management.

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Prompt
A 12-lead ECG from an ICU patient with palpitations, to be interpreted.

Stimulus

You are shown the ECG of a 68-year-old ICU patient who complains of palpitations:[1]

  • Rate: 170 per minute
  • Rhythm: regular
  • QRS: 140 ms (broad)
  • Axis: left-axis deviation
  • Fusion captures present
  • The patient has a previous MI[1]

Interpret.[1]

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  1. [1]Bersten AD, Soni N (eds) Oh's Intensive Care Manual. 8th edition, Elsevier, 2018.
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