Basic EKG interpretation IV Flashcards
conduction in atrial flutter
2:1 conduction
left axis deviation
positive in Lead I
down in lead III, aVF, lead II
normal EKG
Lead I: positive Lead II: positive Lead III: positive aVR: negative aVL: slightly positive aVF:positive V1: negative V2: negative V3: positive V4: positive V5: positive V6: positive
trivesicular block
LAFB
RBBB
1st degree
persistent ST-segment elevation
left ventricular aneurysm
hyper-acute T waves
Giant positive T waves
tomb stone T waves
bad
-could mean occlusion of left anterior artery
which artery determines right or left dominant heart?
posterior descending artery
MI: inferior leads
II, III, aVF (RCA)
MI: anteroseptal
V1, V2
MI: anterior leads
V3, V5, lay over right ventricle (V2 and V4 too)
MI: lateral leads
I, aVL, V6
inferior MI
RCA, distal left circumflex (seen in II, III, aVF)
anterior MI
LAD (seen in V2, V3)
lateral MI
proximal left circumflex (seen in V5, V6)