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What is this?

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Sinus brady
Low Voltages
Inferior MI

Dx: Hypothyroidism

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-Sinus Rhythm going into Atrial Fibrillation

-Early R/S Transition

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-Afib -> Junctional escape at end of strip

-Inferoposterior MI with Lateral Involvement

-RAD

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-NSR
-Inferoposterior Infarct (old)
-Long Qt
-Poor R wave progression

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What is this?

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-Idioventricular Rhythm

-Hyper Kalemia

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What is this?

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-NSR
-LBBB
-LAD
-Lateral STEMI (Concordant ST elevation)

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What is this?

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-NSR with one PAC

-LAD

-Lateral STEMI

-Poor R wave progression (?Old Anterior Infarct)

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What is this?

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-NSR with Mobitz 1 Sinoatrial Block (not PACs as P wave morphology is not different than preceding)

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What is this?

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Mobitz 2 SA Block with resumption of a Junctional Escape

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What is the rhythm?

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Atrial fibrillation -> Sinus -> Block PAC -> Atrial fibrillation

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What is happening here?

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Sinus -> 2:1 SA block with first degree AV block

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What is this?

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ARVC

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What is this?

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NSVT

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What is this?

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NSR with 2:1 block with Ventricular escape

When there is blocked P waves, there is a ventricular escape complex

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What is this (be specific) ?

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Peri-membranous VSD

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What is this? (Be specific)

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Perimembranous VSD

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What is this? Be Specific

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Muscular VSD

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What is this? (Be specific)

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Inlet VSD

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What kind of VSD is this?

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Perimembranous

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What is this? Be specific

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Perimembranous VSD

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What is this?

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Perimembranous VSD

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What specific kind of VSD is this?

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Gerbode Defect

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What is this?

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Subarterial VSD

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What is this?

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Inlet VSD

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What is this?
Muscular VSD
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What is this?
Muscular VSD
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What is this?
Muscular VSD
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What is this?
PDA
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What is this?
PDA
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What is this?
PDA
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What is this?
PDA
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What is this?
PDA
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What is this?
BAV (NCC-LCC fusion)
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What is this?
BAV (RCC-NCC fusion)
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What is this?
BAV (RCC-LCC fusion)
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What is this?
Aortic Coarctation
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What is this?
Aortic Coarctation
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What is this?
Aortic Coarctation
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What is this?
Aortic Coarctation
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What is this?
Sinus rhythm with Atrial Bigeminy where PACs are blocked
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What is this?
Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm -Note AV dissociation -ST Elevation in anterolateral leads
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What is this?
Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm -Note AV dissociation -ST Elevation in anterolateral leads
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What is this?
Artifact- Note QRS complexes marching through
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What is this? In particular comment on the conduction delay
Sinus rhythm with RBBB and LAFB
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What is this?
Sinus Bradycardia with competing Junctional Rhythm resulting in AV dissociation -RBBB with LAFB
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What is this? give 2 ddx
-Pulsus Bisferiens -HoCM, Mixed Aortic Valve disease
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What is this? Give 4 ddx
-Dicrotic pulse -Cardiogenic shock, hypovolemia, Tamponade, Obstructive shock
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What is this?
Atrial Tachycardia with rate related aberrancy
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What is this?
Intermittent undersensing and physiologic failure to capture
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What is this?
Sinus rhythm with intermittent ventricular pacing. Intermittent undersensing and physiologic failure to capture
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What is this?
Tricuspid Stenosis
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What is this?
Type 2 SA block
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Calculate the ERO
ERO = PISA / VMax ERO = ((2)(Pi)(r)^2 x Aliasing Velocity)) / Vmax ERO = ((2)(3.145)(1.8)^2 x (30)) / (514.6 cm/s) ERO = (611.3) / 514.6 ERO = 1.18 cm2
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What is this?
VT (5th beat is fusion beat, + in AVR, questionable AV dissociation)
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What is this?
Aortic Coarctation
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What is this?
Pulsus alternans (CMO, shock)
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Diagnosis?
Long Qt (Looks like type 2)
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Diagnosis?
Dextrocardia
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What is this?
Atrial Flutter with 2:1 block, RBBB and lateral STEMI with old inferior infarct
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What is this?
Sinus Tachycardia with RBBB and LAFB and Anterior STEMI (questionable STE V1-V2, as per GW)
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What are three underlying diagnoses?
-Ebstein's Anomaly -Pulmonary Hypertension -Secundum ASD
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What is the diagnosis?
STEMI with CHB (RCA vasospasm as per GW)
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What arrhyhtmia is this?
AVNRT (Pseudo R waves in V1)
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What are 3 ddx for this Long RP tachycardia?
-Low ectopic atrial tachycardia -PRJT -Fast-Slow AVNRT (This is what this ECG is)
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What are 3 ddx for this Long RP (subtype RP > PR) tachycardia?
-Low ectopic atrial tachycardia -PRJT -Fast-Slow AVNRT (This is what this ECG is)
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Give 2 DDx for this short RP tachycardia?
-Typical AVNRT (Slow-Fast) -Orthodromic AVRT
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What is the Vereckei algorithm?
Looks at QRS complex in aVR to distinguish between SVT and VT -Initial R wave in AVR -R or Q wave > 40msec -presence of notch on the descending limb at the onset of a predominantly negative QRS
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What is this?
LA-LL reversal (upright in aVL (aVF), Inverted in III and aVL))
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What is this?
RA/RL reversal -> Isoelectric II, Inverted I and AVR
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What is this?
Sinus with LBBB with intermittent AIVR
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What is this?
NSR with RA-LA reversal and a PVC, probably Inferior STEMI
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What is this?
Afib with RVR, RBBB, LAD
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What is this?
Atrial tachycardia with 2:1 block (could be AFlutter but is a bit quick) Intermittent aberrantly conducted beats
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What is this?
Sinus tachycardia with diffuse ischemia (?coronary vasospasm)
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What will happen to ESPVR with increasing contractility/Inotropes?
Slope will increase (It will decrease with less contractility/HF)
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How will changes in preload and afterload affect ESPVR/EDPVR?
No change in slope
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Label the following
A: Negative Inotropic state B: Increased Inotropic state C: Positive Inotropy and Leusotropy D: Increased Afterload E: Decreased Afterload F: Increased Preload
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What is this?
Atrial fibrillation with RBBB
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What is this?
AFib with BiV pacing (Wide QRS though) Intermittent premature ventricular complexes or aberrantly conducted Afib
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What is going on here?
HoCM with Valsalva response
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What is being shown here?
Tamponade: -RAP: Blunted Y descent -Elevation in RVEDP -RAP = RVEDP = PADP = LCWP
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Review prosthetic valve location on CXR

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