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Realized ST Elevations in a STEMI look like a cat
“If you ever see this, don’t panic. Maybe high five the nurse, because the patient reperfused.”
About AIVR.
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Also you know the way that Sterling looks at Demi makes me think that maybe he was a little bit in love with Demi.
Like the heart eyes are too real for it to just be acting.
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Patient presented to ER after being awoken from his nap with chest pain. He called 911, and he was STEMI alerted. 20 minutes later, our EKG showed he was already tomb-stoning. Get assigned a cath lab bed but are told “hang on, we aren’t ready.”
30 minutes go by: they still aren’t ready. The patient turns to me and says “we can’t wait any longer. It’s getting worse.”
I say “what do you mean?”
and he says the words none of us like to hear.
“I’m gonna die.”
...
fast forward 10 minutes and he goes into his first arrest. We immediately shock him out of V-fib and he wakes up and says “what happened?”
“You passed out for a second, buddy. Don’t worry, you’re alive. We’re taking good care of you.”
We talk to our manager who calls cath lab. They say they still aren’t ready.
Second arrest. The first shock didn’t work and we had to do a round of CPR. Charged it up to full blast and hit him again and he came out of it. He’s groggy. He knows what’s going on and he repeats himself.
“I’m gonna die.”
Our director calls and tells the cath lab that the patient is coming, because at the very least, its better to wait in the cath lab room than in the ER.
We get him up. and as we get into the elevator to get back to the ER we hear them page a code to cath lab 4.
I don’t know what happened to him, but I think I’d rather keep it that way.
Stemi call wit the bestie
Me yesterday from the ED -> Cath Lab
With a partner and a massive STEMI, of course
