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Even if it’s low: Coal for Xmas ???
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Five gold rings!
Four slutty goths
Three French hens
Two turtle doves
And a partridge in a pear tree.
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Clause incomplete - he's not sorting it at all!
Nutul
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It depends on which emisphere you live in... here's cold in December.
My wife worked in Cardiology at a local hospital and she say this is absolutely true!
Keith_W
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I was looking at that ECG trace and wondering how many non-medicos would see what is going on. So here are some helpful annotations:
Note that QRS complex just before the R on T is a bit widened, but it's not a delta-wave because the PR interval is normal. OTOH the complex labelled "Short PR interval" does have a delta-wave implying existence of a re-entry pathway. If it was a real trace I would be pretty confused, but thankfully it's not
Many years ago, when I was a young resident, the wards would compete with each other to hang Christmas decorations. Then one year, a plastic bauble fell off and hit another staff member on the head. And that was it - OH&S banned all festive decorations, just like that!
Note that QRS complex just before the R on T is a bit widened, but it's not a delta-wave because the PR interval is normal. OTOH the complex labelled "Short PR interval" does have a delta-wave implying existence of a re-entry pathway. If it was a real trace I would be pretty confused, but thankfully it's not
Many years ago, when I was a young resident, the wards would compete with each other to hang Christmas decorations. Then one year, a plastic bauble fell off and hit another staff member on the head. And that was it - OH&S banned all festive decorations, just like that!
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Wolff- Parkinson- White Syndrome, nearlyI was looking at that ECG trace and wondering how many non-medicos would see what is going on. So here are some helpful annotations:
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Note that QRS complex just before the R on T is a bit widened, but it's not a delta-wave because the PR interval is normal. OTOH the complex labelled "Short PR interval" does have a delta-wave implying existence of a re-entry pathway. If it was a real trace I would be pretty confused, but thankfully it's not
Many years ago, when I was a young resident, the wards would compete with each other to hang Christmas decorations. Then one year, a plastic bauble fell off and hit another staff member on the head. And that was it - OH&S banned all festive decorations, just like that!
Keith_W
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Nearly. For that, every PR interval would have to be short, every QRS needs a delta-wave, and the broad complex tachycardia needs retrograde p-waves. I'm sure you know that
I am as good with ECG's as I am with REW, lol. My med students used to tell me I should write a book on ECG's. I declined, because there are already many good books on ECG's.
Thankfully no S-T elevations. Not in your guys league but did work on the engineering side of Cardiology.
