How it looks on EKG, xray or echo

Question 1

left ventricular hypertropy

Answer 1

left axis deviation

Question 2

hocm

Answer 2

cannon A waves (indicating left heart block)

Question 3

dig toxicity

Answer 3

paroxysmal atrial tacchycardia, tall peaked t waves due to hyperkalemia

Question 4

what is ebsteins anomaly

what does the murmur sound like

what condition is ebsteins anomaly associated with?

Answer 4

due to the downward displacement of an abnormal tricuspid valve into the right ventricle.
increased volume in the right atria leads to cyanosis.

these kids experience SVT in which they have to do vagal manuvers (ice on face). also associated with WPW

quiet precordium, holosystolic murmur for the tricuspid regurg over most of the anterior chest and a gallop rhythm.