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W2: ECG Interpretation Flashcards

1
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Acute Coronary Syndrome Conditions

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Unstable Angina
NSTEMI
STEMI

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ACS MOA

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coronary obstruction caused by rupture atehrosclerosis plaques. = clots

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mild/brief ischemia leads to __

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angina

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prolonged ischemia leads to ___

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MI

changes in ECG
release of cardiac enzymes

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5
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degree of ischemia is determined by

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degree of occlusion
oxygen demand of myocardium

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6
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arterial occulusion signifance at ___ %

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70

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rupture of plaques –> thrombus =

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dec lumen and dec BF

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Unstable Angina

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form of ACS (NSTEMI)

transient episodes of thrombotic vessel occlusion and vasoconstriction at site of plaque damage

sign of impending MI

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UA: diagnostic results

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ST depresison
T wave inversion

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10
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Types of MI’s

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subdenocardial infarction (NSTEMI)
transmural infarction (STEMI)

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Subdenocardial Infarction

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thrombus disintegrates before full distal tissue necrosis

involves only the myocardium directly below the endocardiu
- partial wall thickness damage

ST depression
T wave inversion (w/o st elevation)

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Transmural Infarction

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thrombus lodges permanently in vessel

infarction extends from myocardium to endocardium to epicardium (full wall thickness damage)

need intervention!!!!

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A Fib: Patho

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rapidly firing action potentials in the atrial myocardium d/t myocardial remodelling (HTN, valvular/ischemic disease, genetics)

irregular rapid HR - poor blood flow

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AFib: ECG

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absent p waves
irregular R-R intervals
fibrillatory waves
high ventricle rate (400-600bpm)

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AFib: Hemodynamics

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inc risk for stroke
HF

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Atrial Flutter: Patho

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atrias contract rapidly (not all conduct to ventricles)

ventricle response varies

rapid regular rhythm

should suspect Atrial flutter in anyone with a resting HR >150

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Atrial Flutter: ECG

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sawtooth flutter at regular rate

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18
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Atrial Flutter: Hemodynamics

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inc HR = cardiac insuffiency

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Premature Arterial Cx (PACs): Patho

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depolarization insitgated outside the SA node (early heartbeat initiated by atria)

20
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PACs: ECG

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premature + abnormal p wave

normal QRS complex

compensatory pause (artirial bigeminy)

21
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PACs: Hemodynamics

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benign but disrupted cardiac rhythm

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PVCs: patho

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venticles generate action potential before SA node ( early heartbeat initated by the ventricles)

23
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PVCs: ECG

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no p wave
wide/abnormal QRS
irregular R-R Interval
compensatory pause (skipping a beat)

24
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PVC: Hemodynamics

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benign, palpitations

25
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VTach: Patho

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rapid heartbeats from ventricles

ventricle rate >100bpm

common in people with structural heart disease

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VTach: ECG

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regular rhythm
no p wave
wide and abnormal QRS

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VTach: Hmeodynamics

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hemodynamic instability - hypotension- life threatning (emergency!!!!!!)

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VTach: monomorphic

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same shape/symmetry of QRS b/c start in same place in myocardium

29
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VTach: polymorphic

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variable QRS b/c depolarization at multiple points

30
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Vfib: Patho

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disorganzied contraction of ventricle muscle fibres

d/t CAD, MI (ischemia, scarring). tissue damage creates reentry patterns –> chaotic depolarizations

31
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VFib: ECG

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no identifiable waves or complexes

32
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VFib: hemodynamics

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extremely compromised CO, low chance of survival outside of hospital

33
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First Degree Block: overview

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results from slow action potential conduction through AV node d/t damage diease causing changes in structure/vagal tone.

takes a min, but all impulses get through

asymptomatic, no tx

34
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First Degree Block: ECG

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prolonged PR interval (>0.2s)

35
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Second Degree Block: Overview

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changes in PR interval, >0.2s
some impulses don’t reach ventriclesS

36
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Second Degree Block: ECG

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some p waves not followed by QRS complex

37
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SDB: Mobits I

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PR interval increases until no QRS complex
pause
cycle repeats

benign, low vagal tone

38
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SBD: Mobitz II

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blocked P wave
PR Interval constant

issues with bundle brances

tx: pacemaker

39
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Third Degree (Complete Block)

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complete block, no atrial impulses to ventricle. must generate on impulses to survive.

AV disassociation. No P wave have QRS complexes

atrial rate > ventricular rate

d/t ischemia, disease

CM: LOC, dizziness

tx: pacemaker

40
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Amiodarone: MOA

A

blocks potassium + sodium channels
and beta-adrenergic + calcium channels –> dec HR and resistance

41
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Amiodarone: Indication

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VTach
Atrial dysrythmmias
PVCs
AFib/Flutter

42
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Amiodarone: DE

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cardiac stabiliy
normal heart rhyth,
increased VF threshold

43
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Amiodarone: AE

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thyroid d/o
liver toxicity
drug interaction
bradycardia
pulmonary fibrosis
hypotension
QT prolongation
cyanosis
photosensitivity
rashes
fatigue

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