Cardiac Arrest Rhythms - A Quick ACLS Review!

[@MNP208]

My ACLS instructor's mantra: “See V-fib, shock V-fib, everything else check a pulse!”

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Thanks for commenting! And, wise words from your ACLS Instructor!

[@vickeysimmo4550]

Well explained. Thanks

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Thank you!

[@srinisthanu]

Love this . Thank you!

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[@melsiezambrana910]

where i can go for the ekg interpretation. i live in florida

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@melsiezambrana910 Hello! We have an online/on-demand EKG Interpretation course (4 lead all the way through 12 lead interpretation)! Go to www.passwithpass.com, then look for EKG Course in our menu!

[@karynmardo4016]

How do you know difference between pea and pvt because TX different

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@karynmardo4016 Hello! This comes down between rhythm interpretation. If the rhythm is regular with a wide QRS complex and is fast (>150bpm), and pulseless, then we can assume this is pulseless VT! And, we treat this as pulseless ventricular tachycardia/ventricular fibrillation. Any other rhythm that is organized and pulseless, falls into the PEA bucket and is treated via the PEA/asystole algorithm!

[@BenCrosby-n3l]

Is the Tachycardia Algorithm video online anywhere?

[@juancerda2035]

HYPOVELEMiA is rightly missing!

[@jongelb9603]

Hypo hyperkalemia

[@sharakayedwards2417]

Hypovalemia

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Thank you!