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Discover the world of pacemakers, from their basic functionality to the intricate ICD 10 coding system. This informative video will equip you with the knowledge to understand and utilize pacemakers effectively.
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Welcome to this video on pacemakers. A medical marvel that has revolutionized cardiac care
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A pacemaker is an electronic device that helps regulate the heartbeat, ensuring it remains steady and consistent
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It is primarily used for patients with arrhythmias. A condition where the heart's rhythm is irregular by delivering electrical impulses to the heart
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A pacemaker restores its natural rhythm, enhancing the patient's quality of life
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A pacemaker consists of three key components. The pulse generator leads and electrodes
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The pulse generator usually made of titanium contains the battery in the circuitry that generates the electrical impulses
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The leads thin insulated wires connect the pulse generator to the heart
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These leads have electrodes at their tips which are responsible for delivering the electrical signals to the heart muscle
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There are different types of pacemakers. Each catering to specific cardiac conditions
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single chamber, pacemakers have one lead and are used when only one chamber of the heart needs pacing
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dual chamber. Pacemakers with two leads are employed when both the atria and ventricles require pacing
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Finally, there are biventricular pacemakers which have three leads and are used for patients with heart failure as they help coordinate the contractions of both
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ventricles the implantation of a pacemaker is a minimally invasive procedure that is typically performed under local anesthesia
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A small incision is made usually below the collar bone and the leads are guided through a vein into the heart
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The pulse generator is then placed in a pocket created under the skin
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Once in position, the pacemaker is programmed to the patient's specific needs such as the heart rate at which it should start pacing
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While pacemakers have significantly improved the lives of patients. There are certain precautions
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One must take magnetic fields such as those generated by MRI machines can interfere with the pacemaker functioning
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It is crucial to inform health care providers about the presence of a pacemaker before any medical procedure
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Additionally, certain electronic devices such as cell phones should be kept at least six inches away from the pacemaker to avoid any interference
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Pacemaker, ICD 10 Z 95.0 is a vital medical code used in health care to track and manage pacemaker patients
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In this article, we delve into the details of pacemaker ICD 10 Z 95 0.0
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Shedding light on its importance and relevance in the medical field. Pacemaker ICD 10 Z 95.0 is a specific code used in
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the international Classification of Diseases 10th revision ICD 10 to denote the presence of a cardiac pacemaker
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This code is essential for medical professionals to document and track patients with pacemakers accurately
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Patients who have undergone pacemaker implantation, receive this code as part of their medical records
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It serves as a reference point for health care providers to monitor the functioning of the pacemaker and ensure the patient receives appropriate care
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In conclusion, pacemakers have revolutionized the field of cardiology, providing a lifeline for patients with arrhythmias and other cardiac conditions
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Their intricate design and functionality ensure that the heart's rhythm remains steady
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Enhancing both longevity and quality of life. With the aid of the CD 10 coding system
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the medical community can accurately document and track pacemaker related care, further improving patient outcomes
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