EKG Interpretation Flashcards
P wave represents
Atrial Depolarization
PR interval is
SA-AV node time
.12-.2 seconds
QRS complex is
Ventricular depol/Atrial repol
.06-.10 seconds
QT interval is
Time for both depol + repol of Ventricles
.2-.4
St segment is
Period after depol where ventricles are still depolarized
Saw tooth P waves at 250-250 beats per minute with normal QRS
Atrial Flutter (regular pattern)
Intermittent disturbances in impulses between A and V? Types?
2nd degree block
Mobitz I(Weckenbach): longer longer longer drop
Mobitz II:intervals are normal until one drops:
P wave absent with Wide QRS.
PVC
Bigeminy: normal sinus->PVC
Trigemeny:2 NSR->PVC
3 or more PVCS in a row w/ V rate >150
Vtach
Lifethreatening when longer than 30 seconds
Ventricles dont beat in coordinate fashion
V-fib
0 cardiac output can lead to unconsciousness.
Need to defibrillate.
No rhythm/standstill
Asystole
Irregular indulations of p waves
Atrial flutter
Stagnation of blood can lead to thrombus in atria
Atria and V paced independently
3rd degree AV block. A>V
Medical emergency requiring pacemaker
3 or more PVCS in a row w/ V rate >150
Vtach
Lifethreatening when longer than 30 seconds
What is the isoelectric baseline of ST segment?
.08 seconds after “J point”