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    • Transcutaneous pacing is vital for cardiac dysrhythmias in emergency settings.
    • Infrequent practice can cause anxiety for nurses, particularly novices.

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    • To offer a practical guide for emergency nurses caring for patients needing transcutaneous pacing.
    • To alleviate nurse anxiety by clarifying the procedure and troubleshooting.

    Main Methods:

    • Review of indications for transcutaneous pacing.
    • Outline of the emergency nurse's role during the procedure.
    • Inclusion of troubleshooting strategies for external pacing.

    Main Results:

    • Provides essential information on transcutaneous pacing indications.
    • Defines the nurse's responsibilities in performing the procedure.
    • Offers solutions for common transcutaneous pacing issues.

    Conclusions:

    • This guide enhances emergency nurses' confidence and competence in transcutaneous pacing.
    • Improved understanding leads to better patient care during cardiac dysrhythmia emergencies.