A 51 year old female presents to ED complaining of shortness of breath and chest pain. Below is the patients ECG:
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ECG of the Week 6th March 2022 Answer
A 67 year old female is BIBA as a priority 1 OHCA. There is limited history from the paramedics. They report the husband found the patient unresponsive. They think the patient might have ingested alcohol as well as an unknown quantity of tablets, but no empty containers were found on scene.
ECG of the Week 6th April 2022
A 67 year old female is BIBA as a priority 1 OHCA. There is limited history from the paramedics. They report the husband found the patient unresponsive. They think the patient might have ingested alcohol as well as an unknown quantity of tablets, but no empty containers were found on scene.
ECG of the Week 30th March 2022 Answer
45 year old female with no prior history, presents with chest pain post Pfizer vaccine.
ECG of the Week 30th March 2022
45 year old female with no prior history, presents with chest pain post Pfizer vaccine.
ECG of the Week 16 March 2022 Answer
The below ECG is from a 69 year old male who presented to ED with general malaise and fatigue. The patient is has a background of metastatic colon cancer and depression.
Lab Case 354 Interpretation
A 30 year old male BIB police found at the shops acting erratically. The RMO accidentally canulates the brachial artery and a ABG is obtained:
Lab Case 354
A 30 year old male BIB police found at the shops acting erratically. The RMO accidentally cannulates the brachial artery and a ABG is obtained: Continue reading
ECG of the Week 16 March 2022
The below ECG is from a 69 year old male who presented to ED with general malaise and fatigue. The patient is has a background of metastatic colon cancer and depression.
Lab Case 352 Interpretation
70 year old female presents to ED with a 1 month history of vomiting and diarrhoea. Over the last few days she has started to feel increasingly weak and had a few episodes of confusion. The patient has a background history of one previous episode small bowel colitis for which she was treated with a short course of steroids 2 years ago. On examination HR 102 BP 90/540 Apyrexial Sats 97% RA RR18. She has dry mucous membranes and decreased skin turgor and CPR 3 seconds.