Diagnostic Features of the ECG Flashcards
Looking at an ECG printout, you can extrapolate heart rate by __________.
using 300 / (# of bold lines between two QRSs)
In a 12-lead ECG, there are _____ bipolar leads and ______ unipolar leads.
three; nine
Lead 1 is a ______ lead that is _________.
bipolar; negative on the right hand and positive on the left
Lead 2 is a ______ lead that is _________.
bipolar; negative on the right hand and positive on the left foot
Lead 3 is a _______ lead that is ________.
bipolar; negative on the left hand and positive of the left foot
V1 - V6 are the _______ leads.
precordial
V1 and V2 are the ______ leads, and V5 and V6 are the ________.
right chest; left chest
Hypertrophy leads to _________ on an ECG.
increased voltage amplitude
Left ventricular hypertrophy will produce bigger R waves on the _______ leads.
I, aVL, V5, and V6
Right ventricular hypertrophy will produce bigger R waves on the _______ leads.
aVR, V1, and V2
Ischemia due to sudden high oxygen demand (such as secondary to exercise) will lead to a ________ pattern on an ECG.
depreesion of the ST segment
Ischemia due to coronary obstruction will produce a ________ ECG pattern.
T wave inversion
A significant Q wave is _______________.
(1) greater than 1/4 the amplitude of the R wave; (2) greater than or equal to one small box in width; and (3) present in at least two leads
A transmural infarction is _______________.
death of myocardial tissue that extends from the endocardium to the epicardium as a result of a myocardial infarction
A transmural infarction results in ___________ on an ECG.
ST elevation with significant Q wave