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INTRAVENOUS ANTIARRHYTHMIC DOSING
Jessica J. Tilton
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Cardiac arrhythmias are conditions characterized by irregular heartbeats, which can be too slow or too fast. The chapter covers different types of arrhythmias, their symptoms, and the pharmacological treatments available. It also addresses the management of specific arrhythmias and the evaluation of therapeutic outcomes, emphasizing the importance of monitoring for complications and treatment efficacy.
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