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Yo what is up guys it's DetailedXman08!

a view of Pittsburgh a very nice place um

Everything's good. Everything's fine

we are able to start off with a

mystery um

We are gonna start off with slippery mystery science theater

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capsule

I'm going to update you on the next video for slow play Magician here three dotted and that again. I forgot, okay

We're going to have a new season well

I'm going to introduce you to slippery mystery science here

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After I said 3,000 because I was so mixed up with stuff, so these are gonna be the characters

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He's in the ship um I could update you in the next video after this and then dry bones

Bomba and

Bullet though those are all Mario characters

and

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the Caterpillar is going to be their slippers going to be there and

start exactly I'm going to stop the video for now because I have 10% of battery remaining on this phone, so

Yeah, alright

Also, Pikachu's going to be in their show yeah, thank you. Thank you for watching everybody. Hope you enjoyed this video and I need the

Make the phone charge before it shuts off so um thank you for watching um

yeah, I'll

See you in the next video. Bye. Bye

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What is Acute Coronary Syndrome? - Duration: 2:09.

Now in order to be a functional ACLS provider, one must have the basic knowledge recognize

and treat patients with acute coronary syndromes otherwise known as ACS.

In this section we will be learning how to assess and treat the ACS patient following

the latest recommendations and guidelines.

Now an initial 12 lead ECG is used as part of the identification process for all ACS

cases.

The three ECG categories for ACS include ST-segment elevation which suggests an Acute Myocardial

Infarction or AMI, ST-segment depression suggesting ischemia, and nondiagnostic or a normal ECG.

STEMI is going to be the focus of this section, as it is the most time sensitive for reperfusion

therapies and can limit the amount and extent of the myocardial damage.

Now although 12 lead ECG interpretation is beyond the scope of the ACLS Provider Course,

some practitioners who are ACLS certified will have already been trained in the interpretation

and reading of 12 leads.

For these particular individuals, this ACS case summarizes identification and treatment

of STEMI patients.

Remember, the main goal of a STEMI ACS (STEMI meaning ST elevation myocardial infarction)

is to reperfuse myocardial tissue that's being damaged by a blockage.

Reperfusion may involve the use of coronary angiography with balloon angioplasty and stenting

otherwise known as PCI.

When PCI is used as the initial reperfusion treatment for STEMI, it is referred to as

primary PCI.

Treatments other than primary PCI include but aren't limited to: Oxygen, Aspirin,

Nitroglycerin, both sublingual tablet or spray, Fibrinolytic therapies, and Heparin, both

UFH which is unfractionated or LWMH meaning low-molecular-weight Heparin.