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  1. I and aVL
    Left side of the heart in a vertical plane
  2. II, III, and aVF
    Inferior (diaphragmatic) side of the heart
  3. aVR
    Right side of the heart in a vertical plane
  4. V1 and V2
    Right Ventricle
  5. V3 and V4
    Interventricular septum and the anterior wall of the left ventricle.
  6. V5 and V6
    Anterior and lateral walls of the left ventricle
  7. Triplicate method
    300, 150, 100, 75, 60, 50
    • Sinus Bradycardia
    • Rate - > 60
    • Rhythm - regular
    • Pacemaker site - SA node
    • P waves - upright and normal in morphology
    • PR interval - normal
    • ORS complex - normal (0.04-0.12 sec)
    • Sinus Tachycardia
    • Rate > 100bpm
    • Rhythm-regular
    • Pacemaker- SA node
    • P waves - upright and normal in morphology
    • QRS complex - normal
    • Sinus Dysrhythmia
    • Rate- 60-100
    • Rhythm - irregular
    • Pacemaker site - SA node
    • P waves - upright and normal in morphology
    • PR interval - normal
    • QRS complex - normal
    • Sinus Arrest
    • Sinus Block
  13. Sinus Pause
  14. Sick Sinus Syndrome
  15. Wandering Atrial Pacemaker
  16. Muiltifocal Atrial Tachycardia
  17. Premature atrial complexes
  18. PSVT
  19. SVT
  20. A- Flutter
  21. A-Fib
  22. 1° AV Block
  23. 2° Type I
  24. 2° Type II
  25. 3° Block
  26. NSR c PJC
  27. Escape juntional Rhythm
  28. Junctional bradycardia
  29. idioventricular rhythm
  30. LVH
    • Any precordial lead is > 45mm
    • The R wave in aVL is > 11mm
    • The R wave in lead I is > 12mm
    • The R wave in lead aVF is > 20mm
  31. The 3 Major criteria for RBBB are:
    • QRS > 0.12 seconds
    • Slurred S wave in leads I and V6
    • RSR' pattern in V1
  32. Three Major criteria for LBBB
    • Duration > 0.12 seconds
    • Broad, monomorphic R waves in I and V6 with no Q waves
    • Broad, monomorphic S waves in V1; may have a small r wave
  33. Criteria for Dx LAH
    • left axis deviation c the axis at -30o to -90o
    • either a qR complex or an R wave in lead I
    • an rS complex in lead III, and probably also in II and aVF
  34. Criteria for diagnosing LPH
    • an axis of 90 to 180o (the right quadrant)
    • an s wave in lead I and a q in III
    • exclusion of RAE and /or RVH
  35. Strain Patten
  36. Injury Pattern
  37. Infarction ventricular aneurysm
  38. Early repolarization pericarditis
  39. subendocardial ischemia
  40. strain pattern
  41. RCA
    right coronary artery
  42. LAD
    left anterior descending
  43. LCx
    Left circumflex
  44. Inferior
    RCA, LCx
  45. inferior -RV
    proximal RCA
  46. inferoposterior
    RCA, LCx
  47. Isolated RV
    LCx
  48. Isolated posterior
    RCA, LCx
  49. Anterior
    LAD
  50. Anteroseptal
    LAD
  51. Anteroseptal-lateral
    Proximal LAD
  52. Anterolateral, inferolateral, or posterolateral
    LCx
Author
j65gonzalez
ID
115114
Card Set
ECG
Description
Leads
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