SVT/Arrhythmia - Revision history

JenniferH at 12:49, 20 November 2020

2020-11-20T12:49:38Z

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	*If the above converts the arrhythmia, commercial transport to the Bethel ER is appropriate for further evaluation.		*If the above converts the arrhythmia, commercial transport to the Bethel ER is appropriate for further evaluation.
	*If symptoms persist, activating a medevac is appropriate to bring this patient to the ER in Bethel, likely already chemically cardioverted by the medevac crew with adenosine.		*If symptoms persist, activating a medevac is appropriate to bring this patient to the ER in Bethel, likely already chemically cardioverted by the medevac crew with adenosine.


			[[Emergency RMT Scenarios and Responses]]

JenniferH at 01:10, 31 August 2019

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	*A pulse rate of >150/minute is usually consistent with this diagnosis but a 12-lead ECG is helpful for confirmation, which can be completed through Raven.		*A pulse rate of >150/minute is usually consistent with this diagnosis but a 12-lead ECG is helpful for confirmation, which can be completed through Raven.
	*In the village clinic, the following can all be attempted while evaluating the patient with CHA		*In the village clinic, the following can all be attempted while evaluating the patient with CHA

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*A pulse rate of >150/minute is usually consistent with this diagnosis but a 12-lead ECG is helpful for confirmation, which can be completed through Raven.
*In the village clinic, the following can all be attempted while evaluating the patient with CHA
** carotid artery massage
** Valsalva maneuver
** dive reflex (face in basin of ice water)
*If the above converts the arrhythmia, commercial transport to the Bethel ER is appropriate for further evaluation.
*If symptoms persist, activating a medevac is appropriate to bring this patient to the ER in Bethel, likely already chemically cardioverted by the medevac crew with adenosine.

SVT/Arrhythmia - Revision history

JenniferH at 12:49, 20 November 2020

JenniferH at 01:10, 31 August 2019

JenniferH: Created page with "*A pulse rate of >150/minute is usually consistent with this diagnosis but a 12-lead ECG is helpful for confirmation, which can be completed through Raven. *In the village cl..."

JenniferH: Created page with "A pulse rate of >150/minute is usually consistent with this diagnosis but a 12-lead ECG is helpful for confirmation, which can be completed through Raven. In the village cl..."