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dear self, each year feels like you’re fighting for your life out here, but somehow, you made it through another one!! Onto YL3, future doc! 💕
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A simple way to see the 12-lead ECG Color-coding helps pattern recognition: 🟢 Inferior: II, III, aVF 🟡 Lateral: I, aVL, V5–V6 🔵 Anterior/septal: V1–V4 🔴 Right: aVR (± V1) Instead of memorizing 12 leads individually, think in territories. This makes STEMI localization faster, cleaner, and harder to miss.
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Chest Xray Findings…
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bawi lang ng bawi 🥲
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patience being tested sooooo mcuh lately 🙂
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External Carotid Artery Branches
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Which connective tissue disorder is strongly associated with aortic dissection? a) Turner syndrome b) Klinefelter syndrome c) Marfan syndrome d) Down syndrome
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Coronary Blood Supply
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Systemic circulation, sketched the way your brain wants to remember it.
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GASTROINTESTINAL MEDICATIONS
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ECG Leads That Localize Myocardial Infarction
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Genesis of electrocardiogram and pathways through the heart.
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If you recognize this sign that appears during bedside patient examination, what diagnosis should immediately come to mind? A. Stroke B. Serotonin syndrome C. Parkinson's disease D. Peripheral neuropathy
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14 Features to Analyze on Every ECG 1. Standardization (calibration) and technical quality 2. Heart rate(s): atrial and ventricular if not the same 3. Rhythm/AV conduction 4. PR (AV) interval 5. QRS interval (width) 6. QT/QTc intervals 7. QRS axis 8. P waves (width, amplitude, shape) 9. QRS voltages: normal, high or low 10. R wave progression in chest leads 11. Q waves (normal vs. abnormal) 12. ST segments 13. T waves 14. U waves
ECG interpretation Basic Quick References
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Double apical impulse is a sign of:
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Heart failure w reduced ejection fractions
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