Activate or Wait
LITFL 100+ Pre-hospital Cath Lab Activation quiz
In these ACTIVATE or WAIT scenarios you, the reader, receive a patch message from the incoming paramedic crew, along with a 12 lead ECG.
Your task is to determine if the incoming patient requires immediate Cardiac Cath Lab activation; NO cath lab activation; or… you can sit on the fence and review the patient in the emergency department on arrival.
Search by keywords; disease process; condition; eponym or clinical features…
| 1 | |
|---|---|
| ECG 001 | Anterior STEMI, LAD, |
| ECG 002 | High lateral STEMI, South Africa Flag sign |
| ECG 003 | Inferior STEMI, pericarditis, myocarditis |
| ECG 004 | Proximal right coronary artery, RCA occlusion, STEMI, inferolateral |
| ECG 005 | Anteroseptal STEMI, LAD, left anterior descending, occlusion, OMI |
| ECG 006 | Lateral STEMI, left circumflex artery, LCA, occlusion |
| ECG 007 | Inferolateral STEMI, Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy, |
| ECG 008 | ST elevation aVR, aortic dissection |
| ECG 009 | Anterior STEMI, LAD occlusion, RBBB |
| ECG 010 | Inferior STEMI, RV infarction |
LITFL Top 100 Self Assessment Quizzes
LITFL Top 100 is a series of rapid fire self assessment questions categorical by discipline. Designed to appeal to a broad range of learners from undergraduate to advanced post graduate, and across a range of health disciplines.
Clinical cases and self assessment to enhance interpretation skills through ECG problems. Preparation for examinations. Refresh basics with the ECG Library Basics; the ECG Exam template; ECG Differential diagnosis; or ECG A-Z by diagnosis and Killer ECG patterns