ventricular tachycardia Flashcards
1
Q
pulse
A
120-220 bpm
2
Q
what JVP wave can be seen
A
a wave
3
Q
ECG findings
A
- rapid ventricular rhythm
- broad QRS complexes
- p waves
4
Q
when is VT more likely than SVT
A
- very broad QRS
- atrioventricular dissociation
- bifid QRS
- deep S wave in V6
5
Q
when should treatment be given
A
urgently
6
Q
treatment for patient who is haemodynamically compromised
A
emergency DC cardioversion
7
Q
treatment if blood pressure and cardiac output is maintained
A
- beta blockers IV
- class I drugs
- amiodarone
8
Q
what treatment is given is medical therapy is unsuccessful
A
DC cardioversion
