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Blood Flow Through the Heart | From Body to Lungs and Back 🩸🔄 ────────── Follow the path of blood as it moves through the heart in a complete circulation cycle. 🔬 Deoxygenated blood returns from the upper body and lower body to the right atrium, then passes into the right ventricle, which pumps it to the lungs through the pulmonary artery. In the lungs, blood picks up oxygen and returns from the lungs to the left atrium through the pulmonary veins. It then moves into the left ventricle, which
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What happens when the atria and ventricles stop talking? 🫣 ➡️ First-degree AV block: conduction through the AV node is delayed —> prolongation of the PR interval ➡️ Second-degree AV block: Intermittent blockage of conduction through the AV node —> intermittent P with no QRS-T ➡️ Third-degree AV block (complete heart block): All conduction through the AV node is blocked —> there is no association between P waves and QRS-T complexes 📚 Follow to stack your ECG skills, one heart block at a time 😎
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🫀 A-Fib vs A-Flutter — same atria, VERY different electrical problems ⚡ Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) Multiple chaotic electrical impulses fire throughout the atria. There are no true P waves, the baseline is fibrillatory, and the rhythm is irregularly irregular. Loss of coordinated atrial contraction → blood stasis → ↑ stroke risk. 🔺 Atrial Flutter (A-Flutter) A single macro-reentrant circuit (usually in the right atrium) fires in a loop. This creates sawtooth flutter waves with a more regular v
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–Atrial Fibrillation– 🫀Also called “A-Fib”, this rhythm is an uncoordinated quivering or “fibrillating” of the top two chambers of the heart, or the atria! ⚡Irregular R-R intervals will be seen, along with absence of a normal P-wave 🩸This irregularity and quivering of the atria causes pooling of blood, as the heart is unable to effectively pump and perfuse. This rhythm puts a patient at high risk for clots, so be sure to expect anticoagulation therapy unless contraindicated! 🫀It’s important t
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