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The correct answer is “Pulmonary thromboembolism”
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Post #902
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65 y woman with history of pancreatic cancer presented with chest pain and dyspnea.
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Post #901
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Post #897
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Post #896
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This ECG displays many of the features of hyperkalaemia:
• Disappearance of p waves
• ST elevations (best seen in aVR and chest leads)
• Broad, bizarre QRS complexes that merge with subsequent ST segment and T wave.
• Sine waves (best seen in V3)
• Disappearance of p waves
• ST elevations (best seen in aVR and chest leads)
• Broad, bizarre QRS complexes that merge with subsequent ST segment and T wave.
• Sine waves (best seen in V3)
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Post #895
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The correct answer is “Hyperkalemia”
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Post #894
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Post #893
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65 y female, Known case of Type 2 DM and chronic kidney disease presented with nausea and chest pain
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Post #892
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Post #890
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Post #889
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There is a regular, broad complex tachycardia at ~187 bpm; All QRS complexes are preceded by P waves with abnormal axis (Negative P in D1). These findings suggest atrial tachycardia. Note that one P wave is dropped in chest leads and made the rhythm irregular.
Other ECG findings:
Left anterior hemiblock
Ventricular conduction delay
Other ECG findings:
Left anterior hemiblock
Ventricular conduction delay
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Post #888
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The correct answer is “Atrial tachycardia”
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Post #887
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Post #886
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73 y female presented with palpitation
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Post #884
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Post #883
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