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EKG part 2 Flashcards

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STEMI

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ST Depression

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3
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T wave Inversion

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4
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Where does the Cardiac Conduction Start?

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SA node

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5
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What does ST depression generally indicate

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Ischemia

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What does T wave inversion mean

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Previous MI- fairly recent

Damage is done

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What does a Q wave look like?

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O.O4 seconds wide or 1/3 the height of the R wave

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How long does it take for a Q wave to show up on an EKG?

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8-48 hours

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When will a Q wave go away on an EKG and what does it mean?

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It never goes away

Indicates the person has had an MI at some time

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Q wave on EKG, indicative of an MI either previously or now.

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11
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EKG Interpretation?

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Anterior Septal MI (STEMI)

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EKG interpretation?

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Inferior Wall MI (STEMI)

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Axis

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The average direction of electrical activity during ventricular depolarization

The QRS axis may shift due to phyiscal change in the position of the heart, chamber hypertrophy or conduction block

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Who is R axis deviation found in/What causes this?

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Normal finding in children and tall thin adults

R ventricular hypertrophy

chronic lung disease

Anterolateral MI

L posterior hemiblock

Pulmonary embolus

WPW

ASD/VSD

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What can cause a L axis deviation?

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L anterior hemiblock

Q waves of inferior MI

artificial cardiac pacing

emphusema

hyperkalemia

WPW

Tricuspid atresia

Ostium primum ASD

Injection of contract into left coronary artery

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16
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Northwest Deviation

“No man’s Land”

What can it be from?

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Lead transposition

Pacemakers

Hyperkalemia

Emphysema

Ventricular Tachycardia

17
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Normal Axis

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Lead I up

AVF lead Up

18
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Lead I is down

AVF is up

What is the Axis deviation

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Left finger down

Right finger up

Right axis deviation

19
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Lead I up

AVF down

Axis Deviation?

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Left finger up

Right finger down

Left axis deviation

20
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Lead I - down

AVF - Down

Axis Deviation?

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No fingers are pointing up

No mans land or northwest deviation

21
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What is the axis interpretation for this EKG?

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Possible lead translocation

R axis Deviation

22
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What is your axis interpretation of this EKG?

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L axis Deviation

23
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What is your axis interpretation of this EKG?

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Normal Axis Deviation

24
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Sokolow-Lyon Index

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S in V1 + R in V5 or V6 (whichever is Larger) > or equal to 35mm

R in AVL > or equal to 11 mm

If both are true this is a Left Ventricular Hypertrophy

25
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measurment of one little box on an EKG in mm (verticle axis)

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1mm

26
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measurment of 1 big box in mm (verticle axis)

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5 mm

27
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Diagnosing R ventricular Hypertrophy on an EKG

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R axial deviation

R in V1 + S in V5 (or V6) 10 mm

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Diagnostics (8 decks)

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