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check a pulse!: Social Media
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The inclusion of prehospital 12-lead ekg’s has become a critical piece of the emergency care continuum, and should be included in the “tool-kit” of every emergency clinician’s provision of care… let’s discuss why…. Saturday, November 14, 2009. Well, I've ventured into the new social media world of Twitter (@readEKGs). We'll see what lies in the days, weeks, months ahead. I'll be trying to figure it all out, so bear with me! Are your sites still active? January 20, 2012 at 9:39 AM. View my complete profile.
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check a pulse!: Taking the time...
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The inclusion of prehospital 12-lead ekg’s has become a critical piece of the emergency care continuum, and should be included in the “tool-kit” of every emergency clinician’s provision of care… let’s discuss why…. Monday, May 11, 2009. How often do you or the EMT's in your agency take a 12-lead? Is it part of your "routine," or are you only initiating one if you truly feel it's a heart related incident? Do you still complete a FULL cardiac assessment? Don't forget to assess your patient. completely.
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check a pulse!: Are ITD's in your patient's future?
http://ekgs.blogspot.com/2009/06/are-itds-in-your-patients-future.html
The inclusion of prehospital 12-lead ekg’s has become a critical piece of the emergency care continuum, and should be included in the “tool-kit” of every emergency clinician’s provision of care… let’s discuss why…. Monday, June 1, 2009. Are ITD's in your patient's future? Have you been introduced to the new wave of technology in the world of cardiopulmonary circulation? An Impedance Threshold Device is recommended in the 2005 AHA Guidelines as the only Class IIa. CPR device to improve hemodynamics. Http:...
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check a pulse!: May 2009
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The inclusion of prehospital 12-lead ekg’s has become a critical piece of the emergency care continuum, and should be included in the “tool-kit” of every emergency clinician’s provision of care… let’s discuss why…. Monday, May 11, 2009. How often do you or the EMT's in your agency take a 12-lead? Is it part of your "routine," or are you only initiating one if you truly feel it's a heart related incident? Do you still complete a FULL cardiac assessment? Don't forget to assess your patient. completely.
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check a pulse!: Doing the right thing...
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The inclusion of prehospital 12-lead ekg’s has become a critical piece of the emergency care continuum, and should be included in the “tool-kit” of every emergency clinician’s provision of care… let’s discuss why…. Tuesday, June 9, 2009. Doing the right thing. Making the right choice, doing the right thing. Really. Is that what it's about? I enjoyed riding the fire trucks while I worked at the FD, but I'll be damned if those resident's deserve any less than the best. Why am I so concerned with this?
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check a pulse!: June 2009
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The inclusion of prehospital 12-lead ekg’s has become a critical piece of the emergency care continuum, and should be included in the “tool-kit” of every emergency clinician’s provision of care… let’s discuss why…. Tuesday, June 9, 2009. Doing the right thing. Making the right choice, doing the right thing. Really. Is that what it's about? I enjoyed riding the fire trucks while I worked at the FD, but I'll be damned if those resident's deserve any less than the best. Why am I so concerned with this?
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check a pulse!: Mr. Ryan's bad day...
http://ekgs.blogspot.com/2009/04/mr-ryans-bad-day.html
The inclusion of prehospital 12-lead ekg’s has become a critical piece of the emergency care continuum, and should be included in the “tool-kit” of every emergency clinician’s provision of care… let’s discuss why…. Saturday, April 4, 2009. Mr Ryan's bad day. So, why 12-lead EKG's? You have to admit, though. Even in the ER, once you'd gotten them there safely (with prophylaxis Lidocaine pushed "just in case." golly, those were the days! As most of us realize today, that attitude has changed 180 degrees!
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check a pulse!: November 2009
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The inclusion of prehospital 12-lead ekg’s has become a critical piece of the emergency care continuum, and should be included in the “tool-kit” of every emergency clinician’s provision of care… let’s discuss why…. Saturday, November 14, 2009. Well, I've ventured into the new social media world of Twitter (@readEKGs). We'll see what lies in the days, weeks, months ahead. I'll be trying to figure it all out, so bear with me! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Pickerington, Ohio, United States. Ekg club at Yahoo!
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check a pulse!: April 2009
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The inclusion of prehospital 12-lead ekg’s has become a critical piece of the emergency care continuum, and should be included in the “tool-kit” of every emergency clinician’s provision of care… let’s discuss why…. Saturday, April 4, 2009. Mr Ryan's bad day. So, why 12-lead EKG's? You have to admit, though. Even in the ER, once you'd gotten them there safely (with prophylaxis Lidocaine pushed "just in case." golly, those were the days! As most of us realize today, that attitude has changed 180 degrees!
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check a pulse!: welcome!
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The inclusion of prehospital 12-lead ekg’s has become a critical piece of the emergency care continuum, and should be included in the “tool-kit” of every emergency clinician’s provision of care… let’s discuss why…. Saturday, April 4, 2009. Welcome to the "check a pulse! Blog From the author's of the EKG Study Guide, and the 12-Lead EKG Overlay, we'll discuss case-studies, and the ever-changing and ever increasing importance of acquiring 12-lead EKG's in the prehospital environment! Mr Ryans bad day.
