ECG coronary territories Flashcards

1
Q

What would ECG chanages in V1-V4 suggest?

A

Anteroseptal MI

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2
Q

Which artery is affected in an anteroseptal MI?

A

Left anterior descending

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3
Q

What would ECG chnages in II, III, aVF suggest?

A

Inferior MI

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4
Q

Which artery is affected in an inferior MI?

A

Right coronary artery

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5
Q

What would ECG changes in V1-6, I, aVL suggest?

A

Anterolateral MI

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6
Q

Which artery is affected in an anterolateral MI?

A

Proximal left anterior descending

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7
Q

What would ECG changes in I, aVL +/- V5-6 suggest?

A

Lateral MI

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8
Q

Which artery is affected in a lateral MI?

A

Left circumflex

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9
Q

What might changes in V1-3 on an ECG suggest?

A

Posterior MI

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10
Q

What type of ECG changes are usually seen in a posterior MI?

A

Reciprocal changes of STEMI are typically seen

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11
Q

What ECG changes can be seen in someone with a posterior MI?

A

horizontal ST depression
tall, broad R waves
upright T waves
dominant R wave in V2

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12
Q

Which artery is usually affected in a posterior MI?

A

Left circumflex or
Right coronary

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