Adenosine given for a narrow-complex tachycardia over 150

Conclusion An echocardiogram and CT scan showed that the patient had a massive pulmonary embolus, blocking much of both pulmonary arteries. He had a history of PE and DVT, but was non-adherent with the anticoagulant medication. Questions: Was this rhythm a “SVT?” Were the therapies (vagal maneuver and adenosine) helpful for diagnosis or treatment? What is the “ACLS approach” to the arrhythmia in this patient? What would your approach be?  
Source: EMS 12-Lead - Category: Cardiology Authors: Tags: Uncategorized Source Type: research