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1.Electrophysiology
Depolarization
Repolarization
Approachingtothelead:positivedeflection
Approachingtothelead:negativedeflection
2.EKGLeadReferenceSystem
Lead
Position
Limbleads(LA/RA/LL/RL)
Ineachextremity,atleast10cmfromtheheart
V1
4thintercostalspace,justtotherightofthesternum
V2
4thintercostalspace,justtotheleftofthesternum
V3
MidwaybetweenV2andV4
V4
Midclavicularline,5thintercostalspace
V5
Anterioraxillaryline,samelevelasV4
V6
Midaxillaryline,samelevelasV4andV5
HexaxialSystem
PrecordialSystem
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3.EKGWaveformsandIntervals
Waveforms/Intervals
Pwave
Meaning
Depolarizationofatria
NormalRange
0.080.11sec
SinusPwaveisuprightinIIandinvertedinaVR.
PRsegment
PRinterval
Pwave+PRsegment
0.080.20sec
QRScomplex
Depolarizationofventricles
0.080.10sec
Qwave:thefirstnegativedeflectionafterPwave
Rwave:thefirstpositivedeflectionafterPwave
Swave:thefirstnegativedeflectionafterRwave
SignificantQwave:eitherofthefollowingcriteria
(1)Qwaveduration>0.04sec
(2)Qwaveheight>1/4ofthetotalheightoftheQRS
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STsegment
Twave
Repolarizationofventricles
NormalTwaveisasymmetric
QTinterval
QRScomplex+STsegment+Twave
QTc<0.44sec
Ventriculardepolarizationandrepolarization
CorrectedQT(QTc)(NormalQTc 0.44seconds)
=QTmeasured(sec)/SquarerootofRRinterval(sec)
Uwave
Drugs(Quinidine,Procainamide,Disopyramide)
Hypokalemia
4.EKGPaper
EKGpaperspeed=25mm/sec
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5.InterpretationofEKG
(1)Calibration
OneSmall
OneSmall
VerticalBox
HorizontalBox
A.Standard
0.1mV
0.04sec(25mm/sec)
B.Halfstandard
0.2mV
0.04sec(25mm/sec)
C.Doublespeed
0.1mV
0.02sec(50mm/sec)
(2)Rate:Useoneofthefollowingthreemethods
1500/(numberofmmbetweenbeats):onlyapplicabletoregularrhythm
Countoffmethod:300150100756050:onlyapplicabletoregularrhythm
Numberofbeatsin12secondstrip(theentireEKGlength)X5:applicabletoirregularrhythm
(3)Rhythm:Sinusrhythmispresent,if:
(1)eachPwaveisfollowedbyQRS
(2)eachQRSispreceededbyaPwave
(3)thePwaveisuprightinleadsI,II,&IIIandinvertedinleadaVR
(4)thePRintervalis0.120.20sec(35smallboxes)
(5)Ifrate60100:normalsinusrhythm;Ifrate>100:sinustachycardia;Ifrate<60:sinusbradycardia
Ifthesecriteriaarenotmet,determinethetypeofarrhythmia.
(4)Interval
Interval
PR
Normal
Decreasedin
0.120.20sec
Preexcitationsyndrome
(35smallboxes)
Junctionalrhythm
Increasedin
FirstdegreeAVblock
Bundlebranchblocks
QRS
0.10sec
(2.5smallboxes)
Ventricularectopicbeat
Toxicdrugeffect(e.g.,quinidine)
Severehyperkalemia
Hypocalcemia
Hypokalemia(dueto Uwave)
QT
QTc 0.44sec
Hypercalcemia
Hypomagnesemia
Tachycardia
Myocardialischemia
CongenitalprolongationofQT
Toxicdrugeffect(e.g.,quinidine)
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(5)MeanQRSAxis
NormalQRSaxis:30degreesto90degrees
IfQRSispositiveinleadsIandII,normalQRSaxis
Ifnot,(1)findtheisoelectriclead;(2)examinetheperpendicularleadtotheisoelectriclead.
Leftaxisdeviation
Rightaxisdeviation
Normalvariant(inchildrenandyoungadults)
RVH
LVH(sometimes)
AcuteorchronicRVoverload
Leftanteriorfascicularblock
(e.g.massivepulmonaryembolism)
InferiorwallMI
Leftposteriorfascicularblock
Normalvariant
LateralwallMI
Dextrocardia
Leftpneumothorax
(6)Pwave
Lookforatrialenlargement
LeadII
Normal
NoteslightlybiphasicPinV1
V1
Rightatrialabnormality(RAA)
Ppulmonale
PinleadII2.5mm
Pmitrale
Leftatrialabnormality(LAA)
BiphasicPinV1
Broad,oftennotchedPinleadII
(7)QRSComplex
Lookforventricularhypertrophy
Lookforbundlebranchblockandfascicularblock
Lookforinfarction
LookforpoorRwaveprogression
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V1
MainQRSvector
V6
Rightventricularhypertrophy
R SinV1
Rightaxisdeviation
Leftventricularhypertrophy
SinV1+RinV5orV6 35mm
RinV5orV6 25mm
RinI 15mm
RinaVL 1113mm
RinaVF 20mm
RinI+SinIII 25mm
Rightbundlebranchblock
Leftbundlebranchblock
1.QRS 0.12sec
1.QRS 0.12sec
2.Deep,slurredSwaveinIandV6
2.Broad,monomorphicRinI/V6,withnoQwaves
3.RSRpatterninV1
3.Broad,monomorphicSinV1
Leftanteriorfascicularblock
1.LADwiththeaxisat30to90
2.qRcomplexinI,aVL
3.rScomplexinII,III,aVF
Leftposteriorfascicularblock
1.RADwiththeaxisat90to180
2.rScomplexinI,aVL
3.qRcomplexinII,III,aVF
4.ExclusionofRAEand/orRVH
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AnatomicSite
ChangesonEKG
CoronaryArtery
Inferior
II,III,aVF
RCAorLCx
Anteroseptal
V1,V2
LAD
Anteroapical
V3,V4
LAD(distal)
Anterolateral
V5,V6,I,aVL
LCx
Posterior
tallRinV1,V2
RCAorLCx
AnteroseptalMI
AnteroseptalMIwithLateralExtension
LateralMI
InferiorMI
PosteriorMI
RV+InferiorMI
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EKGProgressioninMI
(8)STandTchanges
Baseline:TPsegment
STelevation:Injuryandischemia
STdepression:Ischemia
ExamplesofSTchanges
ExamplesofTchanges
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Conditions
EKGchange
Features
Tall,peakedandnarrowTwave
Wideningofintervals
Hyperkalemia
LossofPwave
Sinewavepattern
ProminentUwave
MildSTdepression
Hypokalemia
Hypercalcemia
FlattenedTwave
ShorteningofSTQTc
Hypocalcemia
ProlongationofSTQTc
Osbornwave:adistinctive
Hypothermia
convexelevationofJpoint
MarkedQTprolongation
Intracranialbleeds
(SAH)
Deep,wideTinversions
ShortenedQTinterval
Digoxin
ScoopingoftheSTTwave
ProlongationofQT
phenothiazines,typeIIIantiarrhythmics(amiodarone,sotalol)
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