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| Treatments for Torsades de pointes?||Magnesium, Isoproterenol, Overdrive pacing, Defibrillation
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| Most specific sign in acute CHF?||S3
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| Joules for synchronized cardioversion? (with biphasic)||Narrow regular (: 50-100 J)
| Joules for synchronized cardioversion? (with biphasic)||Narrow regular (: 50-100 J)

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Buzzwords

Question Answer
Treatments for Torsades de pointes? Magnesium, Isoproterenol, Overdrive pacing, Defibrillation
Most specific sign in acute CHF? S3
Joules for synchronized cardioversion? (with biphasic) Narrow regular (: 50-100 J)

Narrow irregular (eg A fib): 120-200 J (50-100 J often sufficient for A flutter)

Wide regular (eg Vtach): 100 J

Joules for defibrillation? 120-200 J
Most common cause of pacemaker failure to pace? Oversensing
EKG findings in pericarditis? Diffuse PR depressions and ST elevations (reversed in aVR)

See also