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A 35 year old male presents to the ED with palpitations and diaphoresis for one hour. His BP is 110/70 and he is awake and talking. He has no chest pain. You obtain EKG # 1 and you treat him with a ______________ IV medication and his rhythm changes to EKG # 2. He now feels much better. What is your diagnosis of EKG # 1? Regular tachycardia (?wide complex QRS 0.14) What IV medication did you give to treat EKG # 1? This is a real case, this patient received adenosine What does EKG #2 show: Rate: 75 Rhythm: sinus Axis: 90 PR: 0.12 QRS: 0.12 ST: normal EKG #2 diagnosis?
After seeing EKG #2, what IV meds are contraindicated if this patient becomes tachycardic again?
What IV meds could be used if he does become tachycardic again?
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