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This comprehensive overview covers various cardiac rhythms and conditions encountered by paramedics. It includes definitions, descriptions, and characteristics of different cardiac rhythms, as well as information on pulseless electrical activity and 12-lead ECG. The document also outlines algorithms for cardiac arrest management, making it an invaluable resource for paramedics, emergency medical personnel, and healthcare professionals.
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Paramedic Cardiology
P Waves: Uniform P wave in front of every QRS com- plex PR Interval: 0.12 - 0.20 seconds QRS Complex: Less than or equal to 0.12 seconds
P Wave: Not discernible. Atrial activity referred to as f waves PRI: Cannot be measured QRS: Less than 0.12 seconds
seconds QRS: Less than 0.12 seconds
Regularity: regular Rate: 20-40bpm, can drop below 20 P Waves: None PRI: None QRS: Wide and bizarre; 0.12 seconds or more