EMG Diagnoses Flashcards
Left Axis Deviation
Lead I and II away from eachother
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Right Axis Deviation
I and II towards each other
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Normal Axis
I and II in same direction
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In which leads will you see a Inferior Wall Infarct?
Which vessel?
II
III
aVF
(X) Right CA
In which leads will you see a Lateral Wall Infarct?
Which vessel?
I
aVL
V5, V6
(X) Left Circumflex A
In which leads will you see an Anterior Wall Infarct?
Which vessel?
V2-V4
(X) LAD
Which part of EKG wave corresponds to the Q wave?
When does this change happen?
Infarction
- hrs after= as ischemia progresses< injury> infarction (tissue death)
- present months/years after
Which part of EKG wave corresponds to an ST elevation?
When does this change happen?
Injury
-w/i hrs= as tissue injury/damage occurs from ischemia (before infarction)
Which part of EKG wave corresponds to inverted T wave?
When does this change happen?
Ischemia
-immediately before MI and/or hrs/days after> weeks
How do you calculate HR from EKG?
HR= 1500/# mm btwn R waves
HR= 300-150-100-75-60-50
Irregular HR= (#beats/6sec)x10