-More prominent in respiratory cycle fluctuation.
Sinus dysrhythmia.
Succinylcholine.
Amount of medication administered.
Dose
RCA occlusion
Inferior MI
Preganglionic Neurotransmitter
Acetycholine
-The SA node fails to initiate an impulse.
-Upright P waves precede QRS complex.
Sinus Pause.
-0.3 mg/kg
-Not good for pain control.
Etomidate.
Any medication that bypasses the GI tract.
Parenteral
Likely a right-sided MI
19-23 Gauge at 1-2 inch(es) inserted at a 90 degree angle.
Intramuscular
-3 or more morphology in 2+ leads.
-Usually irregular.
-Between 60-100 BPM.
Wandering Atrial Pacemaker.
-Disassociative anesthetic analgesic
Ketamine
Ease of passing blood to the target tissue.
Capillary permeability
ST Depression in V2,V3, and V4.
Posterior MI.
low pH and low Co2
Metabolic acidosis
-Originates from a site above the ventricles.
-Quite fast.
SVT.
Paralytic that lasts 20-35 minutes.
Movement from the blood stream to the target tissue.
Distribution
Common with cocaine use.
Prinzmetal angina
Cranial Nerve III
Occulomotor
-Particular complex with another rhythm.
-Inverted P wave that proceeds or follows the QRS complex.
PJC.
-GABA-A Agonist
-Might be good for matinance.
Midazolam.
Medication is too large for a channel or carrier protein.
Endocytosis
S-Wave in V1 and R-Wave in V5 >35mm
Rule of R's
Decreases blood calcium.
Calcitonin