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Re: Some Questions (1)
by Mac
It's refreshing to see that the work you get is no different to what we get on the other side of the world. We have our regular patients, so regular I can write up half the paper work (Name, date of birth, past medical Hx, Meds, Allergies, What his normal ECG looks like) before I even get there. Today a crew went to him expecting the same but this time was in SVT of 250 and ended up requiring adenosine. Just goes to show we never can be to careful with our regular's no matter how many times they cry wolf.
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