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Medicine ECG and Arrhythmia 3 d536a060

A patient has presented with palpitations. There no past history of any similar episode(s) but he informs you that he consumed a large amount of coffee at work. What is the most appropriate first-line treatment for this patient?

A
Vagal maneuvers
B
Intravenous adenosine
C
Catheter ablation
D
Cardioversion
High-Yield Explanation
Dx for this case is PSVT -ECG HR=150 beats/minute No P wave Narrow QRS Option A: Vagal maneuvers- first line treatment for PSVT Option C: Catheter ablation used when Patient have recurrent episodes of PSVT, when patient have recurrent Tachyarrhythmia Option D: Cardioversion is given to patient who have syncope or Hemodynamically unstable & here only palpitation is presentation so ruled out.

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