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Before we go forward, there's a special type of SVT cue you'll need to know.
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Sometimes patients will experience one-time, unexpected fluctuations in their rhythm.
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They're short and quick, but they're just as important to treat carefully!
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The nurse will cue it with a "Get, Set, One!" to help you.
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Instead of continuing to hit every beat like with the SVT beats...
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...you just hit it once!
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Sometimes the nurse gets tired, and leaves you to hear the sound cue instead...
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Tonk!
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Got that? That also means you should hit just once after the cue.
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Here we go!
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Looks like you got the gist of it!
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Now, when the nurse says 'two' instead of 'one'..
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You'll then hear these two sounds..
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Tonk-Tonk!
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And you'll press twice!
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Make sense? Cool, let's try it out.
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Here we go!
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Nice!
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Finally, sometimes there will be a switch-up in the rhythm.
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You'll hear this sound...
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Vroom!
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Then you'll still follow the 'one' command, but! They'll come in a different pattern.
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No time to lose, let's get straight into it.
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Here we go!
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