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Therapy Drag
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The goal for this tutorial is to assist the user in memorizing the Tachycardia Algorithm content.
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Heart Rate typically >= to 150/min if tachyarrhythmia
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- Maintain patent airway; assist breathing as necessary
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- Cardiac monitor to identify rhythm; monitor blood pressure and oximetry
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- Acutely altered mental status?
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- Ischemic chest discomfort?
- Acute heart failure?
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- If regular narrow complex, consider adenosine
- IV access and 12 lead ECG if available
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- Consider antiarrhythmic infusion
- Consider expert consultation
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- Vagal manueuvers
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- B-Blocker or calcium channel blocker
- Consider expert consultation
Remember:
With each therapy/text drag, look at the box and think about why the therapy or text is placed in that specific box.
Note:
Therapies have to be placed in their "official" AHA algorithm order
Drag boxes to their proper positions.
Persistent Tachyarrhythmia Causing
- IV access and 12 lead ECG if available
- Adenosine (if regular)
- Consider adenosine only of regular and monomorphic
Synchronized Cardio Version
- Signs of shock?
Identify and Treat underlying cause
- Hypotension?
- Oxygen (if hypoxemic)
Assess appropriateness for clinical condition
- Consider sedation
Assess appropriateness for clinical condition
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Identify and Treat underlying cause
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- Oxygen (if hypoxemic)
- Cardiac monitor to identify rhythm; monitor blood pressure and oximetry
Persistent Tachyarrhythmia Causing
- Hypotension?
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- Signs of shock?
- Ischemic chest discomfort?
?
Synchronized Cardio Version
- Consider sedation
?
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- Consider adenosine only of regular and monomorphic
?
- Consider expert consultation
- IV access and 12 lead ECG if available
?
- Adenosine (if regular)
?
- Consider expert consultation
Remember:
with each therapy/text drag, look at the box and think about why the therapy or text is placed in that specific box.
Note:
Therapies have to be placed in their "official" AHA algorithm order
Drag boxes to their proper positions.
- Consider antiarrhythmic infusion
- IV access and 12 lead ECG if available
- Maintain patent airway; assist breathing as necessary
- If regular narrow complex, consider adenosine
- Acute heart failure?
- Vagal manueuvers
- B-Blocker or calcium channel blocker
- Acutely altered mental status?
Heart Rate typically >= to 150/min if tachyarrhythmia
?
Heart Rate typically >= to 150/min if tachyarrhythmia
?
- Maintain patent airway; assist breathing as necessary
?
- Cardiac monitor to identify rhythm; monitor blood pressure and oximetry
?
?
- Acutely altered mental status?
?
- Ischemic chest discomfort?
- Acute heart failure?
?
?
- If regular narrow complex, consider adenosine
- IV access and 12 lead ECG if available
?
- Consider antiarrhythmic infusion
- Consider expert consultation
?
- Vagal manueuvers
?
- B-Blocker or calcium channel blocker
- Consider expert consultation
Remember:
with each therapy/text drag, look at the box and think about why the therapy or text is placed in that specific box.
Note:
Therapies have to be placed in their "official" AHA algorithm order
Drag boxes to their proper positions.
- Consider sedation
- IV access and 12 lead ECG if available
- Adenosine (if regular)
Synchronized Cardio Version
- Signs of shock?
- Consider adenosine only of regular and monomorphic
- Oxygen (if hypoxemic)
Assess appropriateness for clinical condition
Identify and Treat underlying cause
Persistent Tachyarrhythmia Causing
- Hypotension?
Assess appropriateness for clinical condition
?
Identify and Treat underlying cause
?
- Oxygen (if hypoxemic)
- Cardiac monitor to identify rhythm; monitor blood pressure and oximetry
Persistent Tachyarrhythmia Causing
- Hypotension?
?
- Signs of shock?
- Ischemic chest discomfort?
?
Synchronized Cardio Version
- Consider sedation
?
?
- Consider adenosine only of regular and monomorphic
?
- Consider expert consultation
- IV access and 12 lead ECG if available
?
- Adenosine (if regular)
?
- Consider expert consultation
Remember:
with each therapy/text drag, look at the box and think about why the therapy or text is placed in that specific box.
Note:
Therapies have to be placed in their "official" AHA algorithm order
Drag boxes to their proper positions.
- Vagal manueuvers
- Acutely altered mental status?
- Acute heart failure?
- IV access and 12 lead ECG if available
- Maintain patent airway; assist breathing as necessary
- If regular narrow complex, consider adenosine
Heart Rate typically >= to 150/min if tachyarrhythmia
- B-Blocker or calcium channel blocker
- Consider antiarrhythmic infusion
Remember:
with each therapy/text drag, look at the box and think about why the therapy or text is placed in that specific box.
Note:
Therapies have to be placed in their "official" AHA algorithm order
Drag boxes to their proper positions.