Arrhythmia
fibrillation1
Abnormal heart rhythm, likely caused by severe strain to the body. May progress further if the cause isn't addressed. Can be defibrillated.
Treatment steps for this condition may be on the first aid triage guide.
Heart fibrillation severity
Escalates on fibrillation progress.
- Arrhythmia> 15(current)
- Ventricular tachycardia> 50 (critical)
- Ventricular fibrillation> 75 (critical)
- Cardiac arrestcardiac arrest (critical)
Related vitals
Survival meters this condition pushes toward warning or critical.
- Heart rate
Tachycardia: dying + fibrillation rises · Cardiac arrest (heart rate < 20) — critical
- Heart fibrillation
Rising arrhythmia. Triggered by low oxygen/pressure, high heart rate, high blood viscosity, or cold. Worsens heart rate sharply past 75 and 95.