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Pace-Maker: knowledge of anesthesia and intensive care practitioners

Pace-Maker: knowledge of anesthesia and intensive care practitioners

Elaskri, Haythem
Berrima, Eslem

Paperback

Business General

ISBN10: 6209105335
ISBN13: 9786209105333
Publisher: Our Knowledge Publishing
Published: Oct 14 2025
Pages: 56
Weight: 0.19
Height: 0.13 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
This study was carried out by means of a 21-question questionnaire, to be completed by MARs, MRARs and TSARs over a 3-month period in hospitals and clinics.we note that in our population, TSARs predominate over MARs and MRARs, with a predominance of women, and that the majority are the result of recent training. Responses to the indications for temporary and definitive PM were close to 80%, with almost 90% of responses concerning the definition. 29% opted for the magnet as a precautionary measure, while MRI obtained 77.4% of responses concerning contraindications. For the cause of malfunction, the majority chose CT. As for the VVV mode, this was over-chosen despite being an incorrect response, and 15% of responses were incorrect for interactions between ICD and PM. For the precautions for use, 50% chose the wrong answers.concerning the effects of the magnet, the expected answer was to stop tachycardia mediated by a PM, but only 5% of the answers were correct.60% of the answers were correct for the causes of ICD malfunction, and more than 75% answered the difference between PM and ICD.

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