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EKG findings suggestive of PE
T-wave inversions in anterior and inferior leads; new R axis deviation
PERC rule
HR < 100
age < 50
sats >94%
no hemoptysis
No unilateral leg swelling
No prior DVT/PE
No hormone use
No recent trauma or surgery
causes of false positive D-dimer
(anything that causes ongoing coagulation) trauma
pregnancy
Stroke
recent surgery
infection
dissection
new indwelling catheter
When is V/Q superior and when inferior
may be preferable in pregnancy, but if abnormalities on CXR or asthma, it's useless.
Percent of healthy pregnant women with a positive D-dimer
60%. This means it's still worthwhile to check, because 40% may be negative, thereby lowering your clinical suspicion
EKG signs of PE
1. Inverted T waves in anterior and inferior leads
2. S1Q3T3
3. RAD
4. Incomplete RBBB
5. tachycardia