Ecgs Flashcards
What leads show the anterior part of the heart?
V3 and v4
What leads show the lateral part of the heart?
V5, V6, L1 and AvL
What leads show the inferior part of the heart?
L2, L3 and AvF
What leads show the posterior part of the heart?
Reciprocal changes in lead V1 to V4
What are the parameters for a pathological Q wave?
25% amplitude of R wave and >1mm (0.04) wide
What is the difference between Sinus arrest and SA exit block?
SA exit block will generate a P wave inline with P-P interval
What are the firing rates for the SA node, atrial Cells, AV node, Bundle branches?
SA 60 to 100
Atrial 55 to 60
AV node 45 to 50
Bundle branch 40 to 45
What are the characteristics of a RBBB?
V1: RSr pattern… Bunny ears
QRS 0.12 or greater
What are the characteristics of a LBBB?
Rounded top or notched top. Wide QRS.
What leads show the septal part of the heart?
V1 and V2
Which areas of the heart are associated with a LAD block?
Septal, anterior, and lateral
Which area of the heart is associated with a RCA block
Inferior
Which area of the heart is associated with a circumflex block
Posterior