'Supraventricular Arrhythmias' by Christine LaGrasta, MS, RN, CPNP PC/AC, for OPENPediatrics

This video describes the diagnosis, evaluation and treatment of various arrhythmias originating in the atrium in the pediatric patient.


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[aalamuralireddy]

It was concise, informative, very practical.
Can u please add on real ECG recordings, becoz diagnosis is very clear in these, usually ECG recordings are not so very conclusive.

[byronautry]

It would have been helpful to talk briefly on cardiac pause, Concering the lack of p waves in the earier study .

[abdirahmanysfisk]

Thanks so much is nice lecture i understood very well

[RUF]

Do obstructive and non-obstructive coronary artery heart disease cause tachycardia?

[kotlaanandanandkumar]

Tnq mam pls explains all emergency drugs & kg how much mg given does please tell me mam

[JDSpinoza]

Could Sinus Tachycardia be caused by sleep apnea?

[andrewcorbin]

Funny I had adenosine didnt work for me when I was 13 at 220 bpm