Bradycardia
A Slow Cardiac Rhythm That May Require Intervention Such As Pacemaker Placement.

Heart Block
A Condition In Which Electrical Signals In The Heart Are Delayed Or Blocked, Often Requiring A Pacemaker.

Pacemaker
A Device Implanted To Regulate Cardiac Rhythm In Patients With Bradycardia Or Heart Block.

Cardioversion
A Procedure That Restores Normal Cardiac Rhythm Using Electrical Shock Or Medication.

Telemetry Strip
A Printed Or Digital Recording Of Heart Rhythm Used In Telemetry Monitoring.

Troponin
A Cardiac Enzyme That Rises During Myocardial Infarction, Requiring Serial Monitoring.

Cardiac Enzymes
Laboratory Markers Such As Troponin Used To Diagnose Myocardial Infarction.

Myocardial Infarction
A Heart Attack Caused By Blocked Blood Flow To The Heart Muscle, Requiring Immediate Code Blue Response.

Ischemia
Reduced Blood Flow To Tissues, Often Identified On A 12 Lead Ecg Or Through Chest Pain Assessment.

12-Lead ECG
A Comprehensive Electrocardiogram Used To Diagnose Cardiac Conditions Such As Ischemia Or Arrhythmias.