- Mar 25th, 2016
- Brett Hayzen
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- Mar 24th, 2016
- Mike Butterfield
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- Mar 23rd, 2016
- Brit Long
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Identifying Complete Heart Block and the use of Temporary Cardiac Pacing in the Emergency Department
- Mar 22nd, 2016
- Katherine Stolper
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Third degree, or complete, heart block indicates complete dissociation between the atria and the ventricles. It is a cardiac emergency that has numerous causes including primary cardiac, electrolyte and medication toxicity. It needs to be managed with emergent pacing, either trancutaneous or transvenous. This article describes complete heart block and its management.
- Mar 21st, 2016
- Daniel DeWeert
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Your shift starts and all of your patients are bleeding! There is an MVC victim with a tense abdomen and traumatic brain injury, a patient with an upper GI bleed, a woman whose spontaneous vaginal delivery has turned into a post-partum hemorrhage, and a brisk epistaxis in the back hallway. You tha...
- Mar 18th, 2016
- Sean M. Fox
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- Mar 17th, 2016
- Brit Long
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- Mar 17th, 2016
- Salim Rezaie
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