asmi
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Ventricular fibrillation vs ventricular tachycardia ...differentiate both ?
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| Kevin
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very different ECG
VT wide qrs tachycardia - can be haemadynamically stable
VF - fibrillating line ie amplitude changes - always pulseless
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| merjr
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VT rate between 150-200 , wide QRS interval, AV dissociation.
VF is where vent contraction is rapid, irregular, ineffective. On ECG P , QRS ,T waves are not detectable.
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| bright_nnn
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VT is usually Paroxysmal and is usally upto 100per min.May be phyiological :?: :?: Usally arising from a single focus.
VF occurs when the focus producing the tachcardia is different with every beat and is pulseless and is fatal
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| asmi
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thanks to all
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