Tachydysrhythmias
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Accurately identifying cardiac rhythms that are pathologic and life-threatening can be challenging for even the most experienced provider. A simple practical approach using fundamental concepts when confronted with rhythms that may depend on immediate actions, which may include no action to prevent harmful exacerbations can make an immediate difference. This fundamental approach will assist the provider with tools to identify, recognize, and subsequently manage the routine as well as the more challenging rhythms.
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Dr. Owens is an Emergency Physician at the Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and an Associate Professor at the Uniformed Services University. He received his medical degree from the Ohio University, MPH from the University of Massachusetts, and completed his Emergency Medicine residency as Chief Resident at Michigan State University. Currently he is the Physician Advisor for the Eastern Virginia Healthcare Coalition and Teaching Faculty for the Tidewater Center for Life Support.
Dr. Owens is an Emergency Physician at the Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and an Associate Professor at the Uniformed Services University. He received his medical degree from the Ohio University, MPH from the University of Massachusetts, and completed his Emergency Medicine residency as Chief Resident at Michigan State University. Currently he is the Physician Advisor for the Eastern Virginia Healthcare Coalition and Teaching Faculty for the Tidewater Center for Life Support.