A 41-year-old man presents after a brief syncopal episode. He has no significant past medical history, medications or allergies. He is alert and his cardiorespiratory examination is normal.
Vital signs are HR 96 bpm, BP 135/80 mmHg, RR 12/min, SaO2 96% on room air, temperature 36.5 degrees C and BSL 5 mmol/L. The 12-lead ECG is shown below.
12-lead ECG.
Describe the most significant ECG finding and state the most concerning diagnosis in this clinical setting.
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List four (4) differential diagnoses for this ECG pattern.
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List four (4) relevant questions you would ask.
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Outline the important components of disposition, follow-up and ongoing management.
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