Infraction +

Question 1

Q waves v1 v2 v3 v4

?Reciprocal? II, III, AVF

Answer 1

Anterior infarction

Question 2

Q wave I , AvL, V5, V6

Answer 2

Lateral Infarction

Question 3

Q waves - II , III, AvF

Answer 3

Inferior infarct

Question 4

Large R waves V1 V2 V3

St depression

Answer 4

Posterior Infarction

Question 5

Circumflex branch of LCA perfuses

Answer 5

Lateral portion = L Ventricle

Question 6

Anterior Descending Branch perfuses

Answer 6

Anterior portion = L Ventricle

Question 7

Two main branches of L Coronary A. =

Answer 7

Circumflex

Anterior Descending

Question 8

Right Coronary A. perfuses

Answer 8

Posterior portion = L Ventricle

Question 9

Q wider than 1 square

Answer 9

Significant Q

Question 10

Significant flat ST depression (Past Ischemia) =

Answer 10

Subendocardal Infarction

Question 11

Flat/concave, elevated ST

Answer 11

Pericarditis

Question 12

RBBB, ST elevation v1 v2 v3

Answer 12

Brugada’s syndrome

Question 13

Large R wave in V1

Maybe: R axis dev

Answer 13

RVH

Question 14

Deepest S v1 v2 
\+
Tallest R V5 V6
=
35mm

Answer 14

LVH

Question 15

Down-sloping ST = v5 v6

Cut-off s dip, then big gradual drop

Answer 15

Pressure overload, strain

Question 16

Inverted Ts v1 - v6

Answer 16

Ischemia

Question 17

1mm J point ST elevation in 2+ leads

Answer 17

Injury

Question 18

Wide Q

Less so in AvR

Answer 18

Necrosis

Question 19

ST elevation + wide deep Q =

Answer 19

ACUTE MI

Question 20

QRS wide (3+)
Wide S = I , v5, v6
Bunny ears= ~v2

Answer 20

RBBB

Question 21

• Wide QRS (3+)
• Wide S = v1 v2
• Wide R = v5 v 6
• Bunny ears = ~V5

Answer 21

LBBB

Question 22

*triad : hypotension, Clear lung, JVD + inferior infarct

• RBBB w/ CHB
• St elevation V4r
• inferior infarct (II, III, AVF)

Answer 22

R Ventricular Infarction