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Published	09/07/2024	You are reading two ECGs. The attending physician tells you one is a supraventricular arrhythmia (atrial flutter for example), and the other is a vent…
Published	09/07/2024	The most common way of classifying tachyarrhythmias is 1 - supraventricular vs. ventricular, and 2- regular vs. irregular. What are some supraventricu…
Published	09/07/2024	The most common way of classifying tachyarrhythmias is 1 - supraventricular vs. ventricular, and 2- regular vs. irregular. What are some supraventricu…
Published	09/07/2024	The most common way of classifying tachyarrhythmias is 1 - supraventricular vs. ventricular, and 2- regular vs. irregular. What are some ventricular r…
Published	09/07/2024	The most common way of classifying tachyarrhythmias is 1 - supraventricular vs. ventricular, and 2- regular vs. irregular. What are some ventricular i…
Published	09/07/2024	TRUE or FALSE: Sinus tachycardia is always a tachyarrhythmia and should be treated as such
Published	09/07/2024	What is happening at the level of the atria with focal atrial tachycardia and multifocal atrial tachycardia? Is the SA node still functioning?
Published	09/07/2024	You are a first-year internal medicine resident and you notice that a patient recently diagnosed with atrial fibrillation is missing an important prev…
Published	09/07/2024	Where in the heart does atrial fibrillation originate from? What procedure gets rid of it? (BONUS: what specialty does that procedure – just for fun :…
Published	09/07/2024	TRUE or FALSE: Both Afib and Vfib are medical emergencies and you should defibrillate the patient
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