Clinical EKG Flashcards
(36 cards)
diagnosis

left anterior fascicular block
diagnosis

- ventricular pacing

summary to help keep track of the electrolyte patterns
diagnosis

WPW ECG wave
EXCITED ABOUT WPW LIKE YOU WERE IN HIGH SCHOOL
diagnosis

drug induced wide QRS
hemiblock
- block in one of the fascicles
causes of wide QRS complexes
- bundle branch block
- fascicular block
- pacing
- pre-excitation/WPW
- drug-induced
WIDE QUEERS - BAREBACK BROS FOUND ON FB PACED TO WPW IN A DRUG INDUCED COMA
hyperkalemia diagnosis
- BIG ASS T WAVE.
- QT internval shortens
CAL STUDENTS ARE HYPER ABOUT SURFING THOSE BIG T WAVES
Left posterior fascicular block diagnosis
- QRS wider than 120 ms
- QRS axis > 120 - JUST KINDA KNOW THIS ONE
rS in aVL
qR in avF
LINDSEY PERRY(FRIEND FROM SCHOOL) LOVES QUEERS OVER 120. SHE DOES FALL IN LOVE WITH OLDER GAY MEN THO
late hyperkalemia diagnosis
- widens QRS
- prolongs PR
- lose ST
diagnosis

hypercalcemia
hypokalemia diagnosis
- T wave flattening and inversion
- ST depression
- U waves - KNOW THIS ONE
hypocalcemia diagnosis
- long QT interval
diagnosis based on EKG

right bundle branch block
diagnosis

- late hyperkalemia
caused of repolarization abnormalities
- electrolyte abnormalities
- congenital channelopathies
- drug-induced
criteria for right bundle branch block
- QRS prolonged to > .12 (3 small boxes)
- rSR’ pattern in V1
- wide S wave in V6
- T wave inversions in V1/V2 - JUST KINDA KNOW THIS ONE
RIGHT BAREBACK BROS LOVE SPILLING (INVERSION) TEA NOT ONCE BUT TWICE
conditions related to right bundle branch block
- atrial septal defect
- pulmonary hypertension
- valvular lesions
- PE
- coronary artery disease
Drug induced wide QRS caused by
NA+ channel blockers
- class 1 anti-arrythmics
- tricyclic antidepressant overdose
diganosis from EKG

- left bundle branch block
diagnosis from EKG

- right bundle branch block
diagnosis

- hypokalemia
hypercalcemia diagnosis
- short QT
- osborne wave
OZZY OSBOURNE IS SO SO WHITE IT’S LIKE HE IS THE COLOR OF MILK WHICH HAS A LOT OF CALCIUM

low QRS due to
- pericardial or pleural effusion
- obesity
- emphysema
- pneumothorax
- amyloidosis
- hypothyroidism






