check this one..! - psych80

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thanx pscyh80

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thanks a lot psych for the explanation, still have some doubt about this Q, as decrease heart rate may play a role of beta blocker by decreasing OXygen demand ( heart rate), ( so still think that Thrombolytics as the first choice would be better than atropine).

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thrombolyser and algeria92 ..

I have questions for u ..
A pt with bleeding esophageal varices and BP 80/50 ..
A pt with abdominal blunt trauma with BP 80 and abdominal rigdity ..
A pt wiwth PE and BP of 80 ..
etc .. what is the next step?

Stabilize the pt first, BB will decrease the rate, atropine will increase it .. u right ..

but increasing the heart rate will increase the output and save the pt alive .. wt will u do with a dead pt with limited infarct area ..

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u r correct fc. thanx for correcting me ,Stabilize the pt 1st is the moral of the story.
thanx fcbarcelona.

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thanks a lot Barcelona for exaplanation it is more clear now...

for Q's: A pt with bleeding esophageal varices and BP 80/50 ..ATROPINE first
A pt with abdominal blunt trauma with BP 80 and abdominal rigdity ..Atropine.
A pt wiwth PE and BP of 80 .. ATROPINE first.

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Exaclty ..

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i will go for atropine first

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atropine

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sorry guys i am late i didnt see next pages
fcbarcelona good explanation

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thrombolytics