ECG stuff Flashcards
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Lateral Infarct Q waves
I, AvL, V5, V6
abnormal septal depolarization
Absent Q waves in aVL and I
What is irregularly irregular?
A fibrilation
MI axis deviation
away from MI
Progression of transmural injury
Peaked T, T wave inversion, ST elevtion, Q wave
hypercalcemia
short QT
Torsades de pointes
v tach
T peaks
Hyperkalemia
Normal septal depolarization
Q waves in avL, I, V6
Hypocalmeai
U wave (flattening of T)
Hypertrophy axis deviation
towards axis
LBBB
abnormal septal depolarization QRS > 0.12 sec V1 and V2 with wide S V5 and V6 with RSR’
which have absent P waves?
Atrial fibrillation, junctional rhythm, V tac and fib, premature ventricular contraction
Hyperkalemia
T peak
Diffuse ST elevation
pericarditis
LPFB
RAD, R1Q3 down up up
T wave inversion
ischemia in low o2 demand
RVH is
increase R wave in V1 and V2
Atrial Hypertrophy Right
Peaked T waves in I, II, or III Biphasic P wave in V1
hypocalcemia
long QT
Ischemia
Alt. Ventricular repolarizattion - ST segment despression and T waves. St depression: ischemia in high oxygen demain (coronary insufficiency) T wave inversion: due to acute a. obstruction in low O2 demand.
ST elevation
transmural injury
Anterior Infarct Q waves
V1, V2, V3, V4
Inferior infarct Q waves
II, III, aVF