Strip Tease In Rhythm

Strip Tease In Rhythm

Pick a case (from the case list ). It’s best to start with case 1 and go in sequence.
You get 15 seconds to form an impression. Then see what gives. If you don’t want to read any discussion, skim down to “final impression” to see the final interpretation.
Click ‘ next case’ at the bottom of each page to move on to the next one.
StripTease is aimed at providers who need to make fast interpretations of critical care monitoring equipment. This is primarily aimed at on-call inpatient residents, paramedics, flight nurses, rapid response teams, and other providers who need to move fast.
The focus is on EKG interpretation- generally of a single lead as would be presented on a bedside monitor, a defibrillator, an alarm strip, etc. However, the cases included here often include other data such as invasive blood pressures, respiratory tracings, etc. These, as in the real world, compliment the EKG.
Also, as in the real world, imperfect tracings are standard fare here. There are many tracings with heavy artifact, because sometimes artifact is a big part of the interpretation. Either you need to read through it to correctly make the diagnosis, or perhaps the artifact is the only abnormality and you need to differentiate it from pathologic findings, thereby sparing some unnecessary fuss.
Finally- as in the real world, you often will not be able to definitively tell what you are seeing on the strip. Is it MAT or afib? VT or aberrancy? The point is not to always be definitive from these quick reads. The point is to maximize the information that you can glean from the strip.
To that end, the site tries to pull off two very different goals.
First : to provide practice problems so as to get better at making rapid interpretations. In a situation with a very ill patient you need to move quickly, and in an effort to push you there is a generally a 15s time limit on the initial read. Most strips will require more time than that to fully unpack, but by the end of the 15 seconds you should attempt to have a gestalt .
The most important initial thoughts is “What are the expected hemodynamic consequences (if any) of this rhythm?”.
Decide: Does this strip show something I need to act on immediately ?
Check pulse and start compressions? Attach pads? Push calcium?
Is this unremarkable and something else must be going on?
Second : to allow some slow and thoughtful dissection of whatever can be gleaned from the strip, for the sake of learning and discussion.
This is like playing chess to prepare for checkers.
Maybe you dont play chess. Your game is checkers. But if you learn to play chess, work some problems, learn some good moves, develop a system, become facile.. then think how easy it is going to be to crush your next checkers match (at 4:00am when the code pager goes off). When arrhythmias feel easy at the bedside it will free your neurons to work on all the other hard things happening simultaneously.
Imagine yourself on the night shift. Its busy. You are paged for a rapid response for your patient and run in with your senior. She is checking the ABCs, and a float nurse with big scared eyes that you’ve never met before hands you some paper. “There is something wrong with your patient. Here’s the strip.”
Or maybe you’re a medic. Your EMT-B is doing the primary assessment and this is what comes up in the first fifteen seconds on the monitor. Put yourself there and it’s more fun.
Note to medics.. StripTease is not an ACLS review site. These strips and their discussion are far and away more complex than what is expected of you to answer those 25 silly questions every couple years. But- it’s all relevant. Train hard and the fight feels easy.
Try hard to have a next step in mind when the time is up. Then sit back, relax, pore over the interpretation, and then if you disagree or want to chime in- pipe up! Some of these are tough as nails and my ‘official’ read might be bullsh*t. Some of these don’t necessarily have only one answer. Of course there are none of the situational cues here- I’m not putting up pictures of the patient, vitals (that aren’t on the strip itself), nor history and physical. It’s an imperfect dry run, but we stand to learn something.
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There’s no doubt, strip songs have great energy.
Whether they’re pop hits or jazzy tunes, they’re always catchy, sensual, and seductive.
Of course, which are the best songs to strip to depends on your musical preference.
We’ve rounded up the 30 best stripper songs for you to explore.
As the list contains different genres and moods, we’re sure you’ll find something to your liking!
Beyoncé is the queen of seductive R&B songs, but “Partition” is arguably one of her sexiest tunes.
So whether you’re looking for the best strip club songs or simply some music for your pole dance routine, this is your jam.
On top of that, the music video for the song was shot at the Parisian cabaret club, “Crazy Horse.”
“Oh, there daddy, daddy now you ripped my fur Oh, baby baby be sweating out my hair Took 45 minutes to get all dressed up And we ain’t even gonna make it to this club.”
“Never know how much I love you Never know how much I care When you put your arms around me I get a fever that’s so hard to bear You give me fever.”
If you prefer a slow strip song, you should consider “Fever” by Peggy Lee.
This classic tune is sensual and sophisticated, and it will allow your moves to grab all the attention.
Muse’s “Feeling Good” is hands down one of the best cover versions of this timeless hit. It was even voted the best cover song ever in 2010.
And it perhaps isn’t one of the most popular stripping songs, but it should definitely get more recognition in that department.
“Feeling Good” will make you feel confident and empowered.
“ It’s a new dawn It’s a new day It’s a new life For me And I’m feeling good. “
“Hot In Herre” is definitely among the top strip club songs.
It’s also one of the hip hop favorites, even though it’s been 20 years since it was released.
“It’s getting hot in here, so take of all your clothes…”
Ginuwine’s “Pony” is definitely the best male strip song. Or the most popular one at least.
How could it not be after the movie “Magic Mike”?
It’s very catchy and rhythmic. And we don’t have to explain what pony refers to.
“Milkshake” is another top strip club song.
It’s about feminine energy and power. Or anything else that comes to mind.
Either way, Kelis is right: “Milkshake” all the boys to the yard.
“Marilyn Monroe” by Sevdaliza is one of the lesser-known tracks on this list.
But it’s actually a perfect strip song or a pole dance tune.
It’s calm, sensual, and subtle. A little different.
“Buttons” by The Pussycat Dolls is definitely less subtle.
But pop and R&B songs from the early 2000s have a different vibe from most of today’s hot hits. Even though they’re provocative, they somehow sound more authentic.
But maybe that’s just The Pussycat Dolls’ charm.
Nevertheless, “Buttons” is undoubtedly on countless stripper playlists.
Speaking of timeless charm, Justin Timberlake and Ciara are no strangers to seductive music.
And their “Love Sex Magic” should be on your stripper music playlist. It’s obvious why.
Aaliyah released “More Than A Woman” on her third and final studio album.
It was one of her signature songs (and it’s still an unforgettable hit), and one of those good stripper songs that don’t reveal too much.
“No Diggity” by Chet Faker is smooth and sensual.
Therefore, it could easily be used as stripper music.
“She’s got class and style Street knowledge by the mile, oh Oh, baby never act wild She very low key on the profile.”
“Way Down We Go” by Kaleo is an ideal stripper rock song. It could also be a good soundtrack for a pole dance practice.
It has charm, it has development, it has power… It’s everything you need in a strip song.
“You let your feet run wild Time has come as we all, oh, go down Yeah but for the fall, ooh, my Do you dare to look him right in the eyes?”
“Turn Me On” could also be a good song to strip to.
Especially if you’re searching for something more classy.
And the message of the song is quite clear:
“Like a flower waiting to bloom Like a lightbulb in a dark room I’m just sitting here waiting for you To come on home and turn me on.”
And now something a little more energetic.
“Like I Love You” by Justin Timberlake is still a beloved club hit.
And it’s probably on an occasional strip club playlist too.
We can’t skip “Pour Some Sugar On Me.” It’s one of the classic stripper songs.
So, if you’re fond of ‘ 80s rock , this might be your track.
“Listen, red light, yellow light, green-a-light go Crazy little woman in a one man show Mirror queen, mannequine, rhythm of love Sweet dream, saccharine, loosen up (loosen up).”
And if you want something uplifting to dance to, Dua Lipa is always a good choice.
“Break My Heart” will put you on your feet right away. And your clothes on the floor…
“Center of attention You know you can get whatever you want from me Whenever you want it, baby It’s you in my reflection. “
It’s not news that Harry Styles is a real charmer.
And in his song “Kiwi”, he showed his wild side.
Without a doubt, “Kiwi” would make a unique rock stripper song.
“Your Touch” by The Black Keys is another good choice for a strip dancing song.
And the lyrics are very simple but effective.
When it comes to rock stripping songs, “Do I Wanna Know” deserves a special place on the list.
The moment you hear the beginning riff, you’ll feel motivated and self-confident.
“If this feelin’ flows both ways? (Sad to see you go) was sorta hopin’ that you’d stay (Baby, we both know) that the nights were mainly made For sayin’ things that you can’t say tomorrow day.”
“One Time” by Marian Hill has charm, sensuality, and a good beat.
So, it’s an ideal strip tease song.
“You know you’ve got that thing That makes the girls all swing You know exactly what you do.”
You’re surely familiar with this song, one way or another.
It’s an energetic tune with suitable lyrics.
“Take off your clothes Blow out the fire Don’t be so shy You’re right.”
FKA Twigs is known for her unique delicate music.
Her song “Cellophane” feels rather melancholic, but we had to include it in the list.
But if you watch the music video for the song, you’ll understand why.
Björk probably doesn’t belong in stripper music.
But her signature song “All Is Full Of Love” is very captivating, dreamy, and seductive.
So, if you’re searching for alternative strip songs, you should give them a chance.
Bishop Briggs released “River” in 2016, and it eventually became a universally known tune.
It’s also popular among pole dancers.
“Shut your mouth, baby, stand and deliver Holy hands, will they make me a sinner? Like a river, like a river.”
“I Feel Like I’m Drowning” should be next on your best strip songs list, right after Bishop Briggs.
It’s powerful, emotional, and very very seductive.
“Hella Good” is one of the favorite tunes of the early 2000s.
And it could definitely be used as one of the strip dancing songs.
“The performance deserving of standing ovations And who would have thought it’d be the two of us.”
Selena Gomez has long been seen as a sweet Disney girl.
But after releasing her studio album “Revival”, she proved to everyone she can perform a sexy song too.
And in “Good For You”, she wants to look good for her man.
Jessie Ware has many pop dance songs you can strip to, but “What’s Your Pleasure?” seems the most fitting.
It’s upbeat, catchy, and quite sensual.
“Look so pretty dancing sideways On the floor, your clockwork timing Spin me round so I’m unwinding Can you tell it’s real?”
Besides looking good for their partner, strip dancing should make a person feel good about themselves.
And Zella Day’s cover version of “You Sexy Thing” will do exactly that.
If you want to choose a song for a real dance performance, you can’t go wrong with “Lady Marmalade.”
It’s a timeless classic and a perfect ending to our list of the best strip songs.
“Voulez-vous coucher avec moi, ce soir?”
We hope you enjoyed our little playlist and found what you were looking for.
What is considered good stripping music really depends on the listener. That’s why we tried to include songs of different music genres.
But there’s something that all of these strip songs have in common: they are great to set the mood.
So, next time you need to create a sensual atmosphere or simply feel good about yourself, our list of the best strip songs can help you out!
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