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CR 1: Know Your ECGs

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CR 1: Know Your ECGs

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CR 1: Know Your ECGs

  1. Keywords

    • ECG (Electrocardiogram)
      • Bradycardia
        • Ventricular Rate
          • Arrythmia
            • Saw-tooth Flutter Waves
              • Syncope
                • Tachycardia
                  • A HR that exceeds the normal range. >100 beats/min
                • A transient (short) loss of consciousness. Fainting/ Passing out
              • Atrial Flutter. Characterised by an atrial rate of ~ 300/min (range 200-400), visible as sawtooth (flutter) waves instead of P-waves. The AV node blocks a certain amount of the 300 flutter waves: a 2:1 block will give ventricular (QRS) rate of 150/min; 3:1- 100/min; 4:1- 75/min etc.
            • An irregular heat beat (too fast/ slow/ irregular/ early/ late)
          • The rate at which the ventricular contracts
        • Abnormally slow heart beat (<60 beats/ min- adult)
      • A recording of the electrical activity of the heart used to reflect underlying heart conditions
  2. The HEART

    • Anatomy
    • Cardiac Conduction System
      • Action Potentials spread from the SA node to the AV node, causing atrial depolarisation
        • Atrial depolarisation (P wave), induces ATRIAL SYSTOLE
          • Action potentials spread through the bundle of His; branches & Purkinje fibres causing VENTRICULAR DEPOLARISATION
            • Ventricular depolarisation (QRS Complex); inducing Ventricular Systole
  3. ECG

  4. Patient 1

    • LEAD II
      • No relationship between P waves & the QRS complexes. Ventricular Rate- Slight bradycardia. Some sort of arrhythmia.
  5. Patient 2

    • LEAD II
      • The atrial rate showed significant tachycardia. Much lower ventricular rate. Saw-tooth flutter waves (Leads II, III, aVF). Another sort of arrhythmia.
  6. Patient 3

    • 12 LEAD ECG
      • Normal sinus rhythm. Abnormal QT inteterval. Periodic bouts of syncope.
        • The QT interval duration is normally between 350-440 seconds.
          • Some individuals only get QT prolongation after the administration of certain meds.

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Mapa Mental sobre CR 1: Know Your ECGs, criado por daniwumiash em 25-11-2014.
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