Cardiac Axis Flashcards

1
Q

What 2 leads are good for determining the cardiac axis?

A

I and aVF

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2
Q

What is the cardiac axis if lead I is +ve and aVF is -ve?

A

Left axis deviation

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3
Q

What is the cardiac axis if both lead I and aVF are -ve?

A

Indeterminate axis

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4
Q

What is the cardiac axis if both lead I and aVF are +ve?

A

Normal axis

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5
Q

What is the cardiac axis if lead I is -ve and aVF is +ve?

A

Right axis deviation

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6
Q

What are the ranges for the axis?

A

Normal = -30 - 90
Right AD = 90 - 180
Left AD = -30 - -180

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7
Q

List 5 possible causes of right axis deviation?

A
Respiratory inspiration
Right ventricle hypertrophy
Right bundle branch block
Dextrocardia
Ventricular ectopi
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8
Q

List 5 possible causes of left axis deviation?

A
Expiration
Left bundle branch block
Emphysema
Hyperkalaemia
Congenital lesions
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