ECG-2017 Flashcards
145 (2)

P-pulmonale.
short R wave @ V1-V3
163 (2)

AV block - 3rd degree - junctional excape rhythm.
MI - Hyperacute - Inferior, Posterior
168 (4)

pacemaker in LV
RAD
AV block - 2nd degree - Mobitz 2 or higher
RVH (QRS@III>QRS@II>QRS@I, R/S>1@V1)
174 (3)

AV block - 2nd degree - Mobitz 1 (prolonged PR interval)
LAD (-30)
short R waves @ V1-V3
178 (1)

pre-excitation - WPW (short PR and wide QRS)
type A (Kent bundle @ L. side, upward delta @ V1-V3)
cf. WPW type B (Kent bundle @ R. side, downward delta @ V1-V3)
LGL (short PR and normal QRS)
184 (5)

P-pulmonale
LAD (-30)
LVH
PVC
MI - Ischemia - Anteroseptal
189 (1)

RBBB
192 (2)

Atrial flutter (4:1 passage)
LAD
195 (3)

Sinus tachycardia
MI - Hyperacute - Inferior, Lateral (only ST elevation)
MI - Acute - Posterior (ST elevation + pathological Q)
197 (1)

?
202 (5)

sinus rhythm
+ trifascicular block
(AV block - 1st degree
RBBB
LPHB (RAD))
203 (6)

sinus bradycardia
trifascicular block
(AV block - 1st degree
RBBB
LPHB (RAD))
RVH (QRS@III>QRS@II>QRS@I, R/S>1@V1)
206 (2)

AV block - 1st degree
RVH
211 (3)

Junctional tachycardia (P wave is after QRS complex - accelerated (cf. 40-60/BPM)
LAD
LAHB
214 (2)

atrial tachycardia through 2:1 block
LVH
216 (3)

AV block - 2nd degree - Mobitz 1
MI - Old (only pathological Q waves) - Inferior
LVH
220 (3)

ventricular bigeminy (allorhythmia)
P-mitrale
LVH
ECG signs of MI
(1. ischemia - 2. injury - 3. necrosis)
2. injury
ST depression - ? lesion, ? mm
ST elevation - ? lesion, ? mm
- injury
ST depression - subendocardial lesion,
less than 1mm in chest leads,
less than 0.5mm in limb leads
ST elevation - subepicardial lesion,
more than 2mm in chest leads,
more than 1mm in limb leads
223 (1)

MI - Acute - Anterior
229 (4)

AV block - 2nd degree - Mobitz 1
LAD
LBBB
PVC
what can cause LAD?
LBBB
Inferior MI
LVH
WPW
LAHB
what can cause RAD?
RVH
Lateral MI
LPHB
231 (1)

pericarditis
Widespread concave ST elevation and PR depression throughout most of the limb leads (I, II, III, aVL, aVF) and precordial leads (V2-6).
Reciprocal ST depression and PR elevation in lead aVR (± V1).
233 (1)

ventricular tachycardia
237 (2)

sinus bradycardia
WPW (not AMI)
242 (2)

MI - Subacute - Inferior
LAD
246 (2)

Multifocal Atrial Tachycardia (MAT)
RVH
248 (3)

sinus bradycardia
interpolated VPC (sandwiched between 2 conducted sinus beats)
- trigeminy
MI - Subacute - Inferior
254 (3)

sinus bradycaria
LVH
Wellens syndrome
Wellens syndrome
- ECG manifestation of critical proximal LAD coronary artery stenosis in patients with unstable angina
- characterized by symmetrical, often deeply (>2mm) inverted, or biphasic T wave in the anterior precordial leads
261 (2)

dual pacemaker (atrium and ventricle)
PVC @ aVR, aVL, aVF
266 (4)

Atrial fibrillation
LVH
LAHB
low R @ V1-V3
270 (1)

AV block - 1st degree
275 (3)

atrial tachycardia
VPC
low R @ V1-V3
277 (2)

bradycardia (35 BPM)
AV block - 2nd degree - 2:1 block
282 (3)

atrial fibrillation
PVC
Digitalis!
Digitalis toxin
blocks Na+/K+ ATPase
increased Ca2+ in cells -> easiily contracted muscle
scooped ST
287 (2)

sinus bradycardia (no atrial flutter because there is P wave)
LVH
* bumpy baseline artifact; not atrial fibrillation!
293 (1)

atrial flutter (2:1)
298 (2)

sinus bradycardia
MI - Acute - Inferior
304 (1)

MI - Acute - Inferior, Posterior
311 (4)

LAD
LVH
P-mitrale
PVC (because normal sinus)
318 (1)

MI - Acute - Extensive Anterior (Anterolateral)
321 (2)

MI - Subacute - Anterior
P-mitrale
325 (5)
Multifocal Atrial Tachycardia (MAT)
PVC
LVH
LAHB
MI - Subacute - Anterior