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ECG Case 2

10/23/2012 by Adam Thompson, EMT-P 1 Comment
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You respond to a residence for a 53 y/o female who fell unresponsive in her bathroom. As you arrive, you discover that she is in full cardiac arrest and you begin to attempt resuscitation. The patient is in v-fib and after two shocks, vas

opressin, Amiodarone, and one epinephrine bolus, she regains a pulse.You obtain a post-arrest 12-lead ECG. What is your interpretation of this ECG and what are some considerations for the care of this patient?

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  1. Fred says:
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