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VF
(redirected from ventricular fibrillation)

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VFVery Funny
VFVanity Fair
VFVodafone (UK)
VFViewfinder
VFVersion Française
VFVentricular Fibrillation
VFVery Fine
VFForward Voltage
VFVirtua Fighter (Sega game)
VFVampire Freaks (online community)
VFVisual Flight (rules)
VFVisual Field
VFVoice Frequency
VFVector Field
VFField of Vision
VFViolent Femmes (band)
VFVery Fair
VFVariable Fighter (Robotech/Macross)
VFVisceral Fat
VFVentricular Flutter
VFVideo Frequency
VFVirtual Factory
VFNavy Fighting Squadron (US Navy aviation unit designation used from 1920s to 1960s)
VFVertical Feet (Skiing)
VFVertical Flight
VFVariance Factor (ATM)
VFVaccine Fund (UN)
VFVara Federal (Federal Court, Brazil)
VFVisit Florida
VFVegan Freak (online community)
VFVicar Forane (religious)
VFVocal Fremitus
VFVerkehrsfunk (radio traffic service)
VFVendor Financing
VFVisions Fantastic (Disneyland website)
VFFixed-Wing Fighter
VFVoltage Flicker
VFVanilla Face
VFFighting (Plane) Squadron (US Navy aviation unit designation used in from 1922 to 1948)
VFVerification Fixture
VFVaporizer Feed
VfDesign-Flap Velocity (velocity with flaps)
VFMaintain Visual Flight
VFVariable-to-Fixed Length Coding
VFVigilance Factor
VFVirtual Factor


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Specifically, a blow to the heart at a specific point during its beating cycle can cause ventricular fibrillation, a condition where little or no blood is pumped, resulting in collapse and sudden death if medical help is not provided immediately.
Study finds common sports injuries could be lethal by Parks & Recreation
Automated external defibrillators appropriately recognise ventricular fibrillation in electromagnetic fields, Prehopsital Emergency Care, 2002.
Advanced cardiac life support becomes basic. (Critical Care and ... by Stewart, Carmel / Australian Nursing Journal
Pooled adult cardiac arrest studies suggest that the outcome for patients with documented ventricular fibrillation is improved with early and rapid defibrillation.
Sudden cardiac death in children and adolescents by Berger, Stuart / AMAA Journal
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