Bradycardia in Hospitalized Patients: What Residents Need to Do First
Nurse calls at 2am. HR is 38 on telemetry. What do you do in the next 5 minutes?
This video walks through the exact inpatient management of bradycardia and sinus pauses — when to act immediately, when to watch, when to pace, and which medications to hold. Covers symptomatic vs asymptomatic bradycardia, AV block grading, atropine and dopamine protocols, transcutaneous vs transvenous pacing, and the sinus pause duration threshold that changes your management.
Built on 15 years of hospital medicine. For internal medicine residents, hospitalists, and ABIM board candidates.
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