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Doesn't the medical glue coming out show up on the x ray ? I had 3 done - DVT

Do you make sure to give the maximum amount of pain medication before getting a patient up to walk?

You’re here because a catheter ablation failed

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Nicely explained... I am also doing practical so very easy to understand. Please bring up more topics.

Valve, how did evolution without a mind create a valve. Think people

Very informative, my husband is going to have triple bypass and aortic valve replacement,so important to be armed with infos to handle situation .

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Thank you Sara!

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Seconds of watching worth the whole lecture

Adding a probiotic to the post-op medication helps a ton to reduce nausea and helps encourage greater nutrition attention, faster. I learned this when I was rehospitalized for a surgical incision staph infection that set my recovery back a month. Hurt like no other, which increased the need for opiate pain meds, constipation and stomach upset when massive antibiotics were administered intravenously.

My taste was jacked completely up. Nothing was good, most things barely tolerable. The only thing that gave me any hope at all was chocolate ice cream. I’ve never had a sweet tooth, never been a dessert guy, but there it was. For some reason, chocolate ice cream settled my stomach and provided some relief to the hunger I felt. Thank God for chocolate ice cream. 😀

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Amazing information. I just had a quadruple bipass and you really helped me understand a lot of information. It's hard to remember this information given when you are in the hospital. It is all overwhelming. You are clear and concise. Thank you

I’m less then 35 percent. Since April. It’s now November, how much longer do I live?

My mom had Atrial Fibrillation and we got her to the heart hospital, I was filling out a paper for the nurse and when I got up to hand the paper to the nurse, the doctors where waiting for me to get done and get out of the room so they could shock my mom's heart. They don't fool around when it comes to heart care at the heart hospital! She got good care and the doctors and nurses where all very friendly and nice to her. And would explain to me the problem also. So I would know how to give my mom, her medicine at home.

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When did you start? When you were 5!

All the staff an the doctors that I've met, are kind and friendly. Just what I look for in a good doctor and clinic!

Dr. Ackerman and Dr. Korpas are the best. They can't be beat!

Nebraska Heart Institute is the best place in Nebraska for heart care. No other heart institute can beat the staff at the Nebraska Heart Institute!

My mom had atrial fibrillation 2 times in 2015. Got good heart care at the heart hospital. The second time, the doctor said,"you've had 2 of these a fib spells, I am putting you on a medicine to see if we can get these stopped. " she hasn't had another one since.

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useful piece of information delivered in just a few seconds. splendid!

Ment to say V fib

I'm an EMT great review of vib

Awesome, good job :) #Pharmlife

i have a leaking heart valve too they say one of my 4 valves is too big, i get a lot of pain for years and shortness of breath, anxiety and depression. Dizziness, numbness and sometimes tiredness. What should i do? Ive been given some medicine that relieves some pain but not totally also it gives me dizziness and shortness of breath and pressure in the heart so what can i do to fix this?? The doctor said its one of the ''4'' valves but didnt tell me what its called...or which one is damaged so whats the best solution??

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Tachycardia since age 17, & Drs. Always dismissed it as anxiety. Now, at 40, I'm finally dx'd 2 days ago after a 5&1/2 hr. session, hospitalisation adenosine, & possible heart damage. At least I'm on beta blockers!

From when i turned 21 (im now 24), i first got one huge jump in the heart that laster for 1-1.5 seconds and almost fainted then it started again, which was the start of my episodes with tachycardia. Specially when im freezing or in activity it will jump in. And the only way i know how to manage it now (rarely get it anymore) is to stand up straight, take a deep breth and bow down while slowly exhaling, and that's when the heart calms down. Mine can last between 10-20 sec to my max experienced duration of 2-3 minutes. I have been at the hospital to monitor it and also had a device for 3 days that monitored it and the nopob doctors here said that nothing was wrong... well, they where totally wrong. I got to know the definition "tachycardia" from ghost adventures s7 ep18 And the reason of this is mostly caused of smoking. Cause after i went from smoking to snus, it gradually decreased. And now im using e-smoke and still no tachycardia yet :D

wonder if you get that after too much coffee? Think I get it at night sometimes.

They r suppose guard the earth crime if humans R born from the sky we r controlled by machines.

I'm a nursing student, in lecture my pharm instructor just stated that treatment for V-fib is CXR and epi, NOT defibrillation. I'm wigging out! Supposed ICU nurse for 40 years... I'm baffled.

Thanks. Textbooks go into unnecessary detail for such a simple concept.

hmm good info

Ventricular tachycardia (V-tach or VT) is a tachycardia, or fast heart rhythm, that originates in one of the ventricles of the heart. read more =>

that was very informative .. Thank you!

Simple, fast and great. Thanks!

This is very good..... it is easily understood.

The rate is usually greater than 120 bpm with broad QRS complexes. VT may be monomorphic (typically regular rhythm originating from a single focus with identical or similar QRS complexes) or polymorphic (may be irregular rhythm, with beat to beat variation in QRS complexes). Monomorphic VT is the most common form of sustained VT. Non-sustained VT is defined as a run of tachycardia of less than 30 seconds' duration; a longer duration is described as sustained VT.

@nessispain I had mine at around 250 when i was younger had heart surgery for it tho :P

i just come out of hospital with this heart problem. i had to read about it so i could understand more about it. its not regarded as a heart attack which is a relief.

thanks