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#Heart Pacemaker Reel by @the_pacemaker_mom - I often hear: "I'm so sorry you've had so many surgeries… that must be so tough." But the truth is - I don't know any different. This is my normal. A
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I often hear: “I’m so sorry you’ve had so many surgeries… that must be so tough.” But the truth is — I don’t know any different. This is my normal. And honestly? I feel incredibly lucky. Because how amazing is it that I get to live my life — raise my girls, chase my goals, and feel good — thanks to a device that literally keeps me alive every day. If you’re new to life with a pacemaker, I’m here to tell you: It’s not the end of your freedom — it’s the beginning of a new kind of strength. 💛 You’re safe here. And you’re not alone. Share this with someone you know who has a #pacemaker.
#Heart Pacemaker Reel by @cardiovisual - How do rhythm devices work 🤔 Heart rhythm devices like implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) and pacemakers are lifesaving technologies tha
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How do rhythm devices work 🤔 Heart rhythm devices like implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) and pacemakers are lifesaving technologies that help keep your heart beating in sync 💓. Whether they’re detecting irregular rhythms or giving your heart a gentle nudge to stay on track, these devices play a crucial role in preventing dangerous arrhythmias and even sudden cardiac arrest. Get a firsthand perspective on how an ICD saved the life of Hannah from @heartcharged during our Instagram Live on October 16th at 11:00am EST! . . . . . #heartrhythm #defibrillator #ICD #pacemaker #PPM #heartdevice #rhythmdevice #arrhythmia #cardiacarrest #suddencardiacarrest #cardiacarrestawareness
#Heart Pacemaker Reel by @drsermedmezher - POV: You Just Had Your Pacemaker Out Sources- PMID 41380061 omninaut on TT The vagus nerve is the "superhighway" of the parasympathetic nervous sys
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POV: You Just Had Your Pacemaker Out Sources- PMID 41380061 omninaut on TT The vagus nerve is the “superhighway” of the parasympathetic nervous system, responsible for the “rest and digest” state. It originates in the brainstem and wanders throughout the body, regulating heart rate, digestion, and respiratory rate. When the body is in a state of high stress or tachycardia (a racing heart), certain physical maneuvers can stimulate the vagus nerve to release acetylcholine. This neurotransmitter acts as a natural brake, signalng the heart to slow down and the nervous system to calm. These techniques are often referred to as vagal maneuvers. One of the most effective methods is the Valsalva Maneuver, which involves exhaling forcefully against a closed airway. A common clinical way to perform this is by “blowing into a syringe” or a thin tube for about 15 seconds. This creates intense internal pressure in the chest (intrathoracic pressure), which stimulates baroreceptors in the heart and carotid arteries. These receptors send a signal to the vagus nerve to lower blood pressure and heart rate immediately. Similarly, breath-holding or the “Diving Reflex”, which is triggered by splashing ice-cold water on the face while holding your breath, causes an immediate vagal surge. The body perceives the “cold-water immersion” as a signal to conserve oxygen, resulting in a rapid drop in heart rate. #heart #heartrate #pacemaker
#Heart Pacemaker Reel by @dimacourse1 - Heart block happens when the electrical signals that control the heartbeat become slow or interrupted. This can cause dizziness, fatigue, fainting, or
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Heart block happens when the electrical signals that control the heartbeat become slow or interrupted. This can cause dizziness, fatigue, fainting, or an unusually slow heart rate. Early diagnosis and proper treatment—whether medication, a pacemaker, or monitoring—can make a life-changing difference. Understanding the condition is the first step toward better heart health. Hashtags: #HeartBlock #Cardiology #HeartHealth #Bradycardia #MedicalEducation #CardiacCare #ECG #HealthAwareness #PatientEducation #HeartCondition #USA #Canada #Europe
#Heart Pacemaker Reel by @confidentcareacademy - Whether it's an external pacemaker for patients fresh out of cardiac surgery or an internally implanted device, all pacemakers have a universal code t
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Whether it’s an external pacemaker for patients fresh out of cardiac surgery or an internally implanted device, all pacemakers have a universal code to understand their settings: The first letter tells you which chamber is paced The second letter tells you which chamber is sensed The third letter tells you what the pacemaker’s response to sensing will be Internal pacemakers have a fourth and fifth letter that describe rate response and multisite pacing Pacing means the device generates an electrical impulse to trigger a heart beat, this can happen in the atria (A), ventricle (V), or there can be DUAL pacing of both chambers (A+V) Sensing is the amount of electrical activity required for the pacemaker to “see” the patient’s native heart rhythm so the device can respond appropriately. Think of it like a fence. When we raise the sensitivity, we require a higher threshold of electrical activity in order for the pacemaker to “see” it. When we decrease the sensitivity, we lower the threshold of activity required to make it easier for the pacemaker to “see.” Response to Sensing is what the device will do with what it sees! -The pacemaker can have NO response to sensing (O), meaning it will fire at a consistent rate no matter what electrical activity it sees. We use this setting in some surgeries to prevent the pacemaker from inappropriately reading electrocautery artifact as a heartbeat. -It can inhibit (I) the pacemaker from firing after sensing a native heart beat to prevent inappropriate competition. This is commonly seen in external pacemakers after surgery. Devices are often set to AAI or VVI when we want to pace, sense, and then inhibit either from the atria or ventricle. Continued in the comments! #confidentcareacademy #crna #icunurse #healthcare #nurse #medicine #education #anesthesia #criticalcare #ernurse #icunurse
#Heart Pacemaker Reel by @jamiesjourneyy_ - My heart story wasn't an accident. I went through the hardest season of my life and God used it to show His faithfulness, His miracles and His unfaili
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My heart story wasn’t an accident. I went through the hardest season of my life and God used it to show His faithfulness, His miracles and His unfailing love ❤️ #heartfailure #pacemaker #aorticstenosis
#Heart Pacemaker Reel by @didyouknow2255 - This Device Can Save Your Life . . . #didyouknow2255 #facts #instareels #reelsindia #pacemaker #smallestpacemaker #usefuldevice #trending #viral
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This Device Can Save Your Life . . . #didyouknow2255 #facts #instareels #reelsindia #pacemaker #smallestpacemaker #usefuldevice #trending #viral
#Heart Pacemaker Reel by @realdoctoroleg - "Understanding Cardioversion: Restoring a Normal Heart Rhythm ❤️⚡" Cardioversion is a medical procedure used to correct abnormal heart rhythms (arrhy
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"Understanding Cardioversion: Restoring a Normal Heart Rhythm ❤️⚡" Cardioversion is a medical procedure used to correct abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias) by restoring the heart to its normal rhythm. It’s often performed for conditions like atrial fibrillation (AFib), atrial flutter, or certain types of tachycardia. Types of Cardioversion 1. Electrical Cardioversion: A controlled electric shock is delivered to the heart using paddles or patches on the chest. Performed under sedation to ensure comfort. 2. Pharmacological (Chemical) Cardioversion: Medications are used to stabilize and reset the heart's rhythm. Common drugs include amiodarone, flecainide, or propafenone. When Is Cardioversion Needed? Persistent atrial fibrillation or flutter causing symptoms like palpitations, fatigue, or shortness of breath. Fast heart rates (tachycardias) that do not respond to other treatments. To prevent complications like stroke or heart failure in patients with chronic arrhythmias. Before the Procedure Blood Thinners: Patients may need anticoagulants (e.g., warfarin, DOACs) for weeks before cardioversion to reduce stroke risk. Tests: An echocardiogram may be performed to rule out blood clots in the heart. Fasting for several hours may be required for electrical cardioversion. The Procedure Electrical Cardioversion: Short sedation is given for comfort. An electric shock is delivered to synchronize the heart’s rhythm. Pharmacological Cardioversion: Intravenous or oral medications are administered under close monitoring. ____________________________________ Please consider subscribing to my YOUTUBE CHANNEL - 𝗗𝗼𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿 𝗢𝗹𝗲𝗴 - link in the bio ____________________________________ Our other pages: @realdoctoroleg @the.medical.expert @the.paramedic @theplastictouch ____________________________________ If you have any special cases 🏥 you would like to share, please DM me 🚨 Stay healthy and happy! ____________________________________ Contact:⁠ 🛎️ Turn ON the notification bell 🔬 Admin: @dr.balauroleg 📹 YouTube: Doctor Oleg ____________________________________ 📷 Copyright 2025, ©Doctor Oleg #realdoctoroleg P.C. ✓ All Rights Reserved to the owner.
#Heart Pacemaker Reel by @doctormyro (verified account) - Have you heard of this before? #heart #doctorexplains #medicalfacts #heartrate
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Have you heard of this before? #heart #doctorexplains #medicalfacts #heartrate
#Heart Pacemaker Reel by @lifexdom - Never stop believing in miracles, never give up hope and always get back up. Unstoppable to me means being committed to doing all the hard things that
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Never stop believing in miracles, never give up hope and always get back up. Unstoppable to me means being committed to doing all the hard things that make you better in life. #openheartsurgery #heartsurgery #hearthealth #hearthealing
#Heart Pacemaker Reel by @thatcoolprofessor (verified account) - Follow🫀 Yes - the heart is temporarily stopped during cardiac surgery. And in that silent pause… a machine takes over the job of life itself. The Car
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Follow🫀 Yes — the heart is temporarily stopped during cardiac surgery. And in that silent pause… a machine takes over the job of life itself. The Cardiopulmonary Bypass (CPB) machine, often unseen in the spotlight, becomes the temporary heart and lungs of the patient. While surgeons perform the delicate work of repairing what human hands must fix, this machine: 🔹 Circulates blood 🔹 Oxygenates every cell 🔹 Maintains the body’s rhythm and chemistry 🔹 Keeps the patient alive—moment to moment For a few critical hours, the CPB machine becomes the heartbeat of the patient, allowing surgeons to push the limits of modern cardiac care. It’s science, engineering, and medicine working in perfect harmony—quietly performing miracles in the background. Behind every successful cardiac surgery, there’s a perfusionist ensuring each beat, each drop, and each second is monitored with precision. This is the side of medicine most people never see…but it’s the side that keeps countless hearts beating again. ❤️‍🩹 If this amazed you, share it with someone who needs to know how incredible modern medicine truly is. #doctor #cardiac #icu #ccu #perfusionist #cardiacsurgery #bypassmachine #medicine #medicalscience #healthcareheroes #operatingroom #hearthealth #surgeonlife #medfacts #didyouknow #hospitaldiaries #lifeinscrubs #sciencemiracles #modernmedicine #medicalengineering #criticalcare #ORteam #surgerylife #CPB #cardiopulmonarybypass #thatcoolprofessor

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