Which of the following arrhythmias can not be treated with Lidocaine?()
A: ventricular fibrillation
B: premature ventricualr contraction caused by AMI
C: supraventricular tachycardia
D: premature ventricualr contraction
E: ventricular arrhythmia induced by cardiac glycoside intoxication
A: ventricular fibrillation
B: premature ventricualr contraction caused by AMI
C: supraventricular tachycardia
D: premature ventricualr contraction
E: ventricular arrhythmia induced by cardiac glycoside intoxication
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- What is the ECG diagnosis? [img=650x131]17de86e2f86d9bc.png[/img] A: Supraventricular tachycardia B: Ventricular tachycardia C: Ventricular fibrillation D: Asystole
- Complete compensatory pause could be seen in A: atrial premature beats. B: ventricular premature beats. C: junctional premature beats. D: bigeminy of ventricular premature contraction. E: sinus premature beats.
- Among the<br/>following local anesthetics, which one can be used to treat<br/>ventricular arrhythmias? () A: Bupivacaine B: Lidocaine C: Tetracaine D: Procaine E: Ropivacaine
- Which of the following about hypotonic uterine dysfunction is correct: () A: uterine contraction polarity inversion B: prone to fetal distress C: prolonged stages of labor D: neonatal asphyxia E: premature rupture of fetal membranes
- The pressure inside the heart reaches its highest value at () A: End of atrial contraction B: End of isovolumetric contraction C: Rapid ejection phase D: End of isovolumetric relaxation E: End of ventricular filling