PPT-Arrhythmias

ED SHO TEACHING C Brown August 2015 Aims To be able to confidently recognise arrhythmias in patients presenting to the ED To describe the principles of management of brady and tachyarrhythmias. A test will be given that will require you to rec ognize cardiac arrest rhythms and the most common bradycardias tachycar dias Arrhythmias will be reviewed in teaching and skills stations in order to improve yo ur skills The instructors will assist Nightfloat Curriculum 2010-2011. LPCH Pediatric Residency Program. By Jennifer Everhart, MD. Learning Objectives. Recognize common pediatric cardiac arrhythmias. Recognize early signs of clinical decompensation/hemodynamic instability. The heart is described as being roughly the size of a ________ and weighing approximately ________.. A. tomato; 2 pounds. B. clinched fist; 10.6 ounces. C. coconut; 5.2 ounces. D. baseball; 1.5 pounds. Andrew P. Wilper, MD . . Goals and Objectives. Diagnose common cardiac arrhythmias. Discuss importance of, and indications for anticoagulation in atrial fibrillation. Diagnose common cardiac conduction abnormalities. prehospitalmd@gmail.com / amy.gutman@hahv.org. Overview. Role of case review is to review interesting cases with unexpected outcomes, examine “root causes”, management & outcome successes or concerns. Normal sinus impulse formation. Normal sinus rhythm . Sinus . arrhythmia . . . Usually seen with P . Wave . . . Disturbances of sinus impulse formation. Sinus . bradycardia. Sinus tachycardia. C. atheter . Ab. lation Versus . An. tiarrhythmic Drug Therapy for . A. trial Fibrillation (CABANA) Trial . Jeanne E. Poole MD, George Johnson BSEE, Kristi H. Monahan RN, Hoss Rostami BSMSE, . Adam Silverstein MS, Hussein Al-Khalidi PhD, Mauri Wilson RN, Yves Rosenberg MD, MPH, . Rabea Asleh MD PhD MHA FACC. Director, Heart Failure Unit. Hadassah University Medical Center. Jerusalem, Israel . 28.11.2019. LVADs improve survival and minimize morbidity in patients with end-stage HF. Dr. . Sanmath. Shetty K. DM Cardiology Resident. Calicut Medical College. Overview . Premature Ventricular Complexes (PVCs. ). VT in coronary artery . disease. VT in Dilated . Cardiomyopathy. Bundle Branch Reentrant (BBR) . 01020304050607080010001101203011000140150160208006017012030106060401803040190170150800170160012015030170110160308002001703040021011022030023011016030601700202101506001508080170803001102301700110802400 commonly occur in the presence of preexisting heart disease. the most common cause of death in patients with a myocardial infarction . . the most serious manifestation of digitalis toxicity, anesthesia, hyperthyroidism, and electrolyte disorders. 132 Cardiovascular Complications in Diabetic Ketoacidosis M. J. Gandhi, Tilak T. Suvarna iabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) is one of the two important metabolic complications of diabetes, the other being Heart involvement in Myotonic Dystrophy is one of the most important aspects of the condition because of its potentially serious consequences. Many cardiac complications can be treated if detected ear Cardiac arrhythmias are the most common cause of death in patients with a myocardial infarction or terminal heart failure. . Normal sinus rhythm is dependent on generation of an impulse in the normal sinoatrial (SA) node pacemaker and its conduction through the atrial muscle, through the atrioventricular (AV) node, through the Purkinje conduction system, to the ventricular muscle.