Meant to say angina rhythm
Posted By: Patty on 2009-06-04
In Reply to: Normally, agonal rhythms. Angina is pain. - ht- no msg.
Subject: Meant to say angina rhythm
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Subject: Could just be using angina as another name for pain. nm
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Normally, agonal rhythms. Angina is pain.
Subject: Normally, agonal rhythms. Angina is pain.
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Subject: Normally, agonal rhythms. Angina is pain.
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Subject: Angina pectoris. Very basic term you should have learned by now. nm
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Subject: normal sinus rhythm
I believe
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Subject: meaning "in sinus rhythm." nm
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Subject: could be fast disturbance? - fast rhythm sometimes causes poor outcome. - nm
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Subject: JMO-I don't think that is what is meant.--sm
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meant nm
Subject: meant nm
I actually meant...
Subject: I actually meant...
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Yes, that's what he meant, but now that I see it,
Subject: Yes, that's what he meant, but now that I see it,
I don't think I would want to type that in my report like that. I will have to have to see what the Vac part stands for and find out if I can substitute the real words for that abbreviated slang. But yup, that's what the ESL must have meant, though I think he said it with the word air in there.
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Sorry, I really meant
Subject: Sorry, I really meant
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Subject: I believe that is it. He did say CT though but I think he meant CP. Thx!!!
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