Osler Wasn’t Wrong
Part 1
ECG Teaching Cases
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Vacation.
The Journey of aVR
From The Forgotten Lead to the Harbinger of Left Main Disease to …
Old Dogs and New Tricks
“Scott. Come on. You’re making that up.”
Doc, am I looking at an ECG or an EEG?
Another day, another shift. You’ve barely had time to put your bag down and take a half sip of coffee before you see Shannon, your charge nurse, rush over to you.
Reluctantly Reaching for the Probe
***It’s no secret that ultrasounds are not my biggest strength.
One Dose Of Amiodarone Probably Won't Hurt, Right?
Oops.
Who's Running This Thing Anyway?
“Oh. My. God. Enough already. It’s VTach. Ok? Move on and treat the patient,” you hear as you walk into your shift.
She's Shaking; It Must be a Seizure!
“Hey, can I staff the patient in bed 12 with you?
Too Much Caffeine? Is That Even Possible?
“HE SAID GIVE ESMOLOL!” you hear the intern shout and hear quick footsteps as he bounds down the hall to the resus bay.