'Prolonged qt' presentation slideshows

List the causes and clinical implications of various electrolyte abnormalities

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Aims

Aims. Brief overview Identifying Syncope Identify patients at risk SCD risk of physical injury DVLA regulations. What is dizzy turns, blackouts and palpitations?. Dizzy Turns and Blackouts. Cardiac. Non - Cardiac. Syncope.

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Hypothermic Resuscitation in Patients with CNS Injury Due to Cardiac Arrest

Hypothermic Resuscitation in Patients with CNS Injury Due to Cardiac Arrest . FERNE Brain Illness and Injury Course. 4 th Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Congress Sorrento, Italy September 17, 2007.

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Clinical Teaching Case

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QT interval

QT interval. Lucy Adkinson July 2013. What we are going to cover. Reminder of ECGs and what is the QT interval How to work out QTc Why do we care? What should we do or avoid? Risk factors Drugs Methadone General recommendations for practice Evidence. ECG. Corrected QT : QTc.

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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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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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