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Dive Deep into important topics in EMS and emergency medicine.

Our team of experts will guide you through the literature and discuss important concepts in EMS, emergency medicine and critical care.

04/23/2020

Ben and Steve discuss the role and challenges of EMS in the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Ben and Steve discuss the role of and challenges to EMS during the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Resuscitation in the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Ben and Steve discuss resuscitation from cardiac arrest for COVID-19 patients

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First described as clinically important in the context of risk for lethal arrhythmia by Jervell and Lange-Nielsen, the QT interval has been a subject of interest to healthcare providers. The QT interval represents ventricular depolarization through to repolarization and is measured from the beginning of the Q wave to the end of the T wave. Prolongation can be a result of genetic channelopathies, drugs, ischemia or electrolyte imbalance. A QTc of > 500 is considered a risk for Torsades. But here are a few caveats. The QT differs lead to lead. How do we account for U waves and how do we calculate this interval in arrhythmias like a-fib? Stay tuned for a discussion on QT intervals on Wednesday. In the meantime, discuss! Check us out on Twitter @deepbluemeded1 for our QT tweetorial. #meded #mededucation #mededu #emergencymedicine #cardiology #ems #emslife🚑 09/10/2019

Diving Deep in Questions and Controversies on the QT Interval

First described as clinically important in the context of risk for lethal arrhythmia by Jervell and Lange-Nielsen, the QT interval has been a subject of interest to healthcare providers. The QT interval represents ventricular depolarization through to repolarization and is measured from the beginning of the Q wave to the end of the T wave. Prolongation can be a result of genetic channelopathies, drugs, ischemia or electrolyte imbalance. A QTc of > 500 is considered a risk for Torsades. But here are a few caveats. The QT differs lead to lead. How do we account for U waves and how do we calculate this interval in arrhythmias like a-fib? Stay tuned for a discussion on QT intervals on Wednesday. In the meantime, discuss! Check us out on Twitter @deepbluemeded1 for our QT tweetorial. #meded #mededucation #mededu #emergencymedicine #cardiology #ems #emslife🚑

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