EKGs Flashcards
identify the marked areas
QRS complex, S wave, QT interval
Measure the following (in sec): PR interval, QRS complex, QT interval
PR interval= 280 msec, QRS complex= 80 msec, QT interval=320 ms
Calculate the rate
84- regular
Calculate the rate
108-irregular
Name the rhythm
V tach
Name the rhythm
can’t differentiate P and T wave so it is either SVT or AVNRT
Name the rhythm
V fib
Name the rhythm
Torsades-give magnesium
Name the rhythm
a flutter (4:1)
Name the rhythm
irregularly irregular- atrial fib
Name the rhythm
2nd degree TII or Weneckbach
Name the rhythm
NSR w/ pause sinus pause.
how long is the pause
4 secs
Name the rhythm
a fib with RVR
Name the rhythm
non sustained V tach (has to be 30 secs to be sustained)
Name the rhythm
fast, narrow, irregular –> multi focal atrial tachycardia. PVC on V1
Name the rhythm
NSR w/ 1st degree HB (look at PR interval)
Name the rhythm
fast, narrow, irregular–> a fib with RVR
Name the rhythm
3rd degree HB
Identify the axis (quadrant and degree)
left axis deviation, find line for aVR -60
Identify the axis (quadrant and degree)
right axis deviation, +150, worry about RVH
Identify any hypertrophy
right ventricular hypertrophy
Identify any hypertrophy
left atrial and left ventricular hypertrophy
Name the rhythm
NSR with 1st HB
Name the rhythm
v tach
Name the rhythm
NSR w/ LBBB, with discondordant P waves in V6
Name the rhythm
Trigeminy (NSR w/ 1st degree HB as well) (PVC every 3rd)
Name the rhythm
Ectopic atrial (atrial escape). P waves don’t change morphology. Narrow, regular, no sinus P waves because they are going down.
Name the rhythm
junctional escape. narrow, no P waves
Name the rhythm
2nd degree type 2 HB (also some PACs and incomplete RBBB). we have hanging P waves. incomplete bundle branch block in V3
Which leads are used to assess the axis quadrant (axis deviation)?
Leads I and aVF
identify the axis quadrant
left axis deviation
Identify the axis quarantine
right axis deviation
What can cause a left axis deviation?
left ventricular hypertrophy, inferior MIbeing short Left BBB, Left anterior fascicular block, WPW, Ventricular Pacing, Horizontally oriented heart
What can cause a right axis deviation?
right ventricular hypertrophy, left posterior fascicular block, anterolateral MI, WPW, large PE, COPD, Vertically oriented heart
Which leads are used to assess atrial enlargement?
Leads II and V1
Which leads are used to assess ventricular hypertrophy?
Leads V1/V2 and V5/6
What would make you suspect left atrial enlargement?
Long P wave, diphasic in lead II
What would make you suspect RIGHT atrial enlargement?
really tall P wave in lead II (more than 2.5 big boxes tall)
What would make you check for RIGHT ventricular hypertrophy?
right axis deviation
What would make you check for left ventricular hypertrophy?
Deep S wave in V1/V2, tall R wave in V5/V6
evaluate for enlargement/hypertrophy
left atrial enlargement, because it is double humped
evaluate for enlargement/hypertrophy
left ventricular hypertrophy (more than 7 boxes tall just on its own in lead V5)
evaluate for enlargement/hypertrophy
right ventricular hypertrophy with right axis deviation
evaluate for enlargement/hypertrophy
RAE/LVH. tall t waves indicate right atrial enlargement
List the type of EKG changes associated with ischemia/infarction
inverted T waves, ST depression/elevation, pathhologic Q waves
Name the 3 sets of contiguous leads
lateral: Leads I, aVL, V5, V6
Inferior: Leads II, III, aVF
Anterior: Leads V1, V2, V3, V4
With STEMIs, the probable artery affected can be predicted based on the leads in which the STEMI is seen. Name which artery usually matches with each set of cntiguous leads.
lateral leads: left circumflex artery
Inferior leads: right coronary artery
Anterior leads: left anterior descending artery
Evaluate for ischemia/infarction
acute inferior STEMI
Evaluate for ischemia/infarction
old lateral MI (pathologic Q waves I/aVL) and T wave inversions (V4-V6)
Evaluate for ischemia/infarction
ST depression in V1, V6, II, aVF- concern for STEMI if aVR elevated
Evaluate for ischemia/infarction
T wave inversions in inferior leads, pathologic Q waves in nferior leads
what is this?
S1Q3T3 likely a PE
what is this?
prolonged QT interval-hypocalcemia
what is this?
hyperkalemia, peaked T waves
what is this?
low amplitude in lateral leads, tachycardia, right atrial enlargement, all suggests COPD
what is this?
Brugada syndrome
what is this?
Benign early repolarization
what is this?
electrical alternans
what is this?
intracranial hemorrhage
Measure the duration of the P wave, QRS wave, T wave, PR interval, QT interval in the following rhythm strip
P wave= 90 ms
QRS wave= 60 ms
T wave= 240 ms
PR interval= 160 ms
QT interval = 360 ms
Name the encircled waves
RS wave
Name the encircled waves
QS wave
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
70 bpm, irregular
2nd degree heart block type I (Wenckebach)
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
80-90 bpm, NSR
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
30-40 bpm, sinus bradycardia
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
70 bpm, 2nd degree heart block type 2
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
55 bpm, sinus bradycardia with a LBBB
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
30 bpm, 3rd degree heart block
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
40 bpm, second degree heart block type I
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
80 bpm, NSR w/ RBBB
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
75-80 bpm, NSR with sinus pauses
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
80 bpm, irregular, atrial fibrillation
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
209 bpm, v tach
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
30-40 bpm, atrial flutter
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
75 bpm, NSR w/ RBBB
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
240 bpm, SVT
For the following EKG, estimate the rate and name the rhythm
80 bpm, irregular, wandering atrial pacer
Identify the axis quadrant
left axis deviation
Identify the axis quadrant
extreme right deviation
List the criteria for atrial enlargement
Diphasic P wave in Lead II (or III) and Biphasic P wave (or completely negative) with negative portion of P wave in V1 greater than 40 ms (1 small box wide) and 0.1 mV (1 small box deep)
List the criteria for right atrial enlargement
P wave in lead II> 2.5 mm tall and P wave in Lead VI > 1.5 mm total height
List the criteria for right ventricular hypertrophy?
Right axis deviation, Narrow QRS complexes, Dominant R wave in V1, Dominant S wave in V5/V6
List the criteria for left ventricular hypertrophy?
S wave in V1 and R wave in V5 or V6 (taller) > 35 mm (7 big boxes)
Evaluate for enlargement/hypertrophy
right ventricular hypertrophy
Evaluate for enlargement/hypertrophy
right atrial enlargement
Evaluate for ischemia/infarction
ST elevation in inferior leads; ST depression in I and aVL
Evaluate for ischemia/infarction
pathologic waves in inferior leads
Evaluate for ischemia/infarction
ST depression in Leads II, III, aVF, V3, V4
Which electrolyte abnormality would be consistent with this EKG?
hyperkalemia
Which genetic syndrome is apparent here?
Brugada
What pulmonary condition is possible with this patient?
Pulmonary embolism (S1Q3T3)
Identify the rhythm
NSR
Identify the rhythm
sinus tach
Identify the rhythm
sinus bradycardia
Identify the rhythm
NSR w/ frequent PVCs
Identify the rhythm
NSR with sinus pause
Identify the rhythm
ectopic atrial
Identify the rhythm
(SVT)/ AVNRT
Identify the rhythm
atrial flutter
Identify the rhythm
a fib with RVR
Identify the rhythm
a fib with RVR
Identify the rhythm
a fib with slow ventricular response
Identify the rhythm
multifocal atrial tachycardia
Identify the rhythm
junctional escape
Identify the rhythm
accelerated idioventricular
Identify the rhythm
v tach
Identify the rhythm
torsades de pointes
Identify the rhythm
v fib
Identify the rhythm
NSR with 1st degree HB
Identify the rhythm
second degree HB type 1
Identify the rhythm
second degree HB type 2
Identify the rhythm
NSR w/ WPW
Identify the rhythm
NSR w/ RBBB
Identify the rhythm
NSR w/ LBBB
Identify the rhythm
sinus brady w/ first degree HB