12 leads continued Flashcards
what is a bundle branch block?
a delay in cardiac conduction where one ventricle depolarizes faster than the other due to left or right block or both being blocked.
what are the risks of BBB?
decreased CO due to decreased pumpefficency, reduced tissue o2 if LBBB
which BB is most common?
Rbbb
why are RBBB not as significant?
Right side delivers deoxy blood (pulmonary circuit) to lungs while L –> systemically(widespread & fast tissue deoxygenation.
what leads are we looking at to diagnose a RBB?
V1 & V6 for , SLUR in s wave
how is an LBBB identified?
wide QRS, deep swave in V1, & negative qrs deflection with disconcordant Twave in V2 & notche din RsR in V6-V5
Which BBB is a STEMI Mimic?
LBBB
What are some other STEMI mimics?
HTN, myocarditis, Left ventricular hypertrophy, HF, valvular disease.
What is the 2nd highest indicator for STEMI according to Sgarbossa’s?
ST depression >/= 1mm in leads V1,V2 or/& V3= 3 points
How are STEMI identified w LBBB?
Sgarbossa’s criteria
What is the highest indicator for STEMI with LBBB according to Sgarbossa’s?
ST elevation>/= 1mm in leads with + QRS ( V4-V6, aVL, 1)= 5 points
what is the lowest indicator for STEMI w LBB according to sgarbossa’s?
ST elevation >/= 5mm in any leads w disconcordant qrs (V1-V3)
which artery supplies the lateral left ventricle?
circumflex
What causes an anterolateral wall IM?
occlusion of the LCA before it bifurcates into the LAD and the circumflex
which artery supplies the inferior wall of the left ventricle in most people?
RCA in 10% of the population the LV if fed by the circumflex