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ECG Flashcards

1
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Inferior ECG leads and vessel

A

Leads: II, III, aVF
Vessel: RCA

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Anteriorlateral ECG leads and artery

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Leads: I, aVL, V5, V6
Vessel: L circumflex

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Anterioseptal ECG leads and artery

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Leads: V2-V4
Vessel: LAD

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Anterior ECG leads and artery

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Leads: V2-V6
Vessel: Left main stem

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Posterior ECG leads and artery

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Leads: V1, V2, V3 (recip)
Vessel: RCA

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Long QT causes

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Low K, low Ca
Macrolides, Tricyclics, anti-arhythmic
SAH

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Short QT causes

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Beta blocker, digoxin, phenytoin

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Abnormal T wave if in leads:

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I, II, V4-6

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9
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J waves in ECG causes

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hypothermia, SAH, hypercalcaemia

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AVRT p wave location

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Visible between QRS complexes

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AVNRT p wave location

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Absent or immediately before/after QRS

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Digoxin ECG

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T wave inversion, down sloping ST depression

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PE ECG

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S1QIIITIII, right ventricle starin (RAD, dominat R wave)

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Hyperkalaemia ECG

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Tall tented T waves
Widened QRS
Absent P waves, sine wave appearance

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Hypokalaemia ECG

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Small T waves, ST depression

Prolonged QT, u waves

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Ventricular escape cause

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Due to complete AV block

17
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Nodal extrasystole p wave location

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P wave in/immediately before/after QRS

18
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Ventricular extrasystole p wave location

Form of QRS and T wave

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No p wave

Wide QRS, abnormal T wave

19
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Bifasicular block nerves

A

RBBB + left anterior hemiblock

20
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Trifasicular block nerves

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RBBB + left anterior fasicular block + 1st degree AV block

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