1/ Gooood morning, #medtwitter! It's #12LeadThursday and we're here to make sure you don't fall *behind* on your ecg skills.
Remember your system: rate, rhythm, axis, intervals, morphology. What do you see, and what does it mean?
Most important, what is your next step?
Remember your system: rate, rhythm, axis, intervals, morphology. What do you see, and what does it mean?
Most important, what is your next step?
2/ Great participation today! Thanks to all of you who chimed in. Our next step: call that code.
3/ These ST depressions should activate your spidey sense because of what they may represent.
4/ Should you put those posterior leads on, this is what you are looking for: are there ST elevations in the posterior leads?
5/ And this is what you see if you invert your paper and look at V1-V3. Take a look at how it compares to the posterior leads shown in the previous tweet!
6/ #12LeadThursday #ThrowbackThursday
Click the link below to review a previous series we did on the most common electrically silent MI:
coreimpodcast.com
Click the link below to review a previous series we did on the most common electrically silent MI:
coreimpodcast.com
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If youโd like to collaborate with us on this series, shoot us a DM or email us at the address below!
If youโd like to collaborate with us on this series, shoot us a DM or email us at the address below!
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