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Arrival at time 0 ECG 7 min Roomed in hallway at 17 min Moved to room with monitor at 37 min The patient was seen briefly by the physician, who then went to get an ultrasound machine. Then the patient would have been taken to the criticalcare area with a defibrillator at his side while waiting for the cath lab to be ready.
Colin is an emergency medicine resident beginning his criticalcare fellowship in the summer with a strong interest in the role of ECG in criticalcare and OMI. The September 15, 2023 post — for PTA ( Pulse-Tap Artifact ). The March 17, 2023 post — for PTA. The January 17, 2023 post — for PTA.
There was high suspicion of OMI, so patient was brought to criticalcare area and another ECG was recorded just 7 minutes later as the pain had diminished to 4/10. Regional wall motion abnormality-inferolateral (this is the formal ultrasound location of a posterior wall motion abnormality). V5 and V6 have hyperacute T-waves.
Despite otherwise normal vital signs, she was appropriately triaged to the criticalcare area of the ED. My bedside ultrasound was of insufficient quality, but showed somewhat reduced overall EF, distended IVC without respiratory variation, no pericardial effusion, and diffuse bilateral B lines. == What do you think of her ECG?
Later, I was working in the ED and a patient was moved from a regular room to the criticalcare area due to recurrent hypotension. The patient was now under my care. So we did a bedside cardiac ultrasound. So I thought it probably is not posterior OMI and I just moved on and kept reading EKGs.
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