Recent content by limpfurball

I was on the fence with the LAFB, the criteria says a LAD of greater than -45 which this is not but it got me with the qR in Avl, rS in III and delayed deflection in Avl of greater than 0.045, very close call. For it to be a 100% LAFB i would def think a LAD greater than -45 and a qR in Avl and...

The initial rhythm strip shows Nsr disrupted by two pvc's w/ a compensatory pause. The 12 lead shows Nsr with left axis deviation an a Left anterior hemiblock. Not sure about the STE in the anterior leads, its close but on this one 12 lead I wouldnt call an alert. Im also new at this I can be...

I couldn't have said it any better, it's sad but very true.

The PH of the two is also different. LR is 6.6 while NS is 5. Not a huge difference but when giving large amounts of fluids it may make a difference.