Tuesday, October 5th, 2004 at 2:57 pm
The first in a (possibly, somewhat) regular feature - the EKG challenge. The following is an EKG of a patient who I delivered to the hospital emergency department (where I also happen to work) priority. Why did I do this? Leave comments on your interpreation of the EKG… Answer to be posted in a few days.
Update: Larger version of the EKG can be found here.
Medical student at St. George's University. Scuba Diver. Emergency Medical Technician/Emergency Dept. Tech.
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LUTFU Says:
Do you have a larger picture? It gets really blurry when I try to zoom in on it. Looks like there might be ST elevations in the Inferior Leads (MI).
Also, glad to hear that you survived!
Hey Josh,
As far as the EKG, sorry, it looked ok on my computer. I will get a better one up tomorrow, since I am ambulancing/working the overnight at the hospital. Are you still in Rochacha? If so, I may see you, as I will be there for Meliora Weekend.
Thanks! I am glad I survived too