ECG Basics including Rate, Rhythm, Axis calculations and interpretation of P, Q, R, S, T U waves, segments and basic ECG calculations
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The pacemaker rotates on its long axis, resulting in dislodgement of pacing leads Can result in diaphragmatic or brachial plexus pacing (e.g. arm twitching) depending on extent of lead migration ECG in Pacemaker Malfunction Normal pacemaker rhythms can result in absent pacing activity, irregular pa...
Killer ECG Patterns: Part 2 8 deadly ECG patterns NOT to miss -- Part 2, the occlusion version. These patients require immediate cardiology referral for emergent reperfusion therapy.Robert Buttner and Emre Aslanger May 3, 2022 Cardiac Axis Trainer Learning cardiac axis interpretation can be tedious...
In this first video we walk you through every aspect of the basics of the ECG including:Describe the parts of the ECG Rate, rhythm, axis P wave, PR interval, QRS complex, ST-segment, T wave, QT interval Identify the features of a normal ECGECG Interpretation lectures...
Also, the presence of a northwest axis and anR/S ratio < 1 in V6(tiny R wave, deep S wave) indicate that this is VT This patient had a completely different QRS axis and morphology on his baseline ECG. AV dissociation Example 3
ECG features of Atrial Fibrillation in WPW:Rate > 200 bpmIrregular rhythmWide QRS complexes due to abnormal ventricular depolarisation via accessory pathwayQRS complexes change in shape and morphologyAxis remains stable, unlikely polymorphic VTTreatmentTreatment with AV nodal blocking drugs e.g. ...
With reversal of the RA and LL electrodes, Einthoven’s triangle rotates 180 degrees vertically around an axis formed by aVL. This has the following effects on the ECG: Lead II becomes inverted Leads I and III become inverted and switch places ...