Wk 5 MI PowerPoint/2 Flashcards
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V1 V2
give data about the right heart
V5 and V6 give data on
the left side of heart
P wave
atrial systole (contraction)
QRS complex
ventricular systole
T wave
ventricular diastole (relaxation)
LBBB can be indicator for
MI
ST depression
ischemic change
MI damage - causes Q wave on EKG
area of infarction - oxygen deprived damage, irreversible
causes S-T segment elevation of EKG
area of injury - next to infarct, tissue is viable as long as circulation remains adequate
result of sustained ischemia
MI
MI minutes that cause sustained ischemia
> 20 mins
necrosis of entire thickness of myocardium takes how long
4-6 hours
most MIs involved what area of heart
LV
transmural MI aka
full thickness
normal trop I
< .2 ng/L
trop 1 onset
3-5 hours
trop I is no longer evident when
after 7 days
trop T normal
< .03 ng/L
trop T onset
3 hours
trop T no longer evident after
14 days
Creatine kinase - MB
the MB band is specific to heart muscle cells
CK MB is not longer evident after
3 days
myoglobin is no longer evident after
24 hours - limited specificity
shockable EKG readings
vtach
vfib