ECG development with an MI Flashcards

1
Q

What the definition of a STEMI - What ECG changes characterise it?

A

More than 2 small squares of elevation on the chest leads and one small square of elevation on the limb leads

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2
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What happens on an ECG in the first minutes of a developing MI?

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  1. ST depression
  2. Peaked T wave
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3
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What happens on an ECG in the hours of an MI?

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  1. ST elevation
  2. T wave inversion
  3. Pathological Q waves
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4
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What signs suggest and old MI?

A

Pathological Q waves

Inverted T waves

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5
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What is a Pathological Q waves

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A q wave that is 25% of the R wave

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6
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What is a silent MI?

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MI with no symptoms that is visible on later ECGs

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