Electrocardiography Interpretation .pptx

ECG revision for beginners working in emergency department. Can be helpful for quick revion regarding MRCEM SBA revision.
The contents in this ppt provide some basic and then quick revision of common but may be life threatening ecgs.

1. ECG Review

2. Objectives To develop systemic approach in ecg interpretation. To review ecg patterns in block, ischemia, hypertrophy, tachycardia and To review ecg changes in electrolyte diorders , To review ECG patterns in toxidromes . And some other interesting ecgs

3. Some Basics

4. ELECTRICAL CONDUCTION

5. LAD

6. RAD

7. TERRITORY

8. RVH Dominant R wave in V1 (> 7mm tall or R/S ratio > 1). Dominant S wave in V5 or V6 (> 7mm deep or R/S ratio < 1). QRS duration < 120ms

9. LVH There are numerous  voltage criteria  for diagnosing LVH, summarised below The most commonly used are the  Sokolov -Lyon criteria : S wave depth in V1 + tallest R wave height in V5-V6 > 35 mm

10. TACHYCARDIA ALGORITHM

11. SVT

12. ST VS SVT

13. AFIB

14. VT

15. https://litfl.com/vt-versus-svt-ecg-library/

16. ! WHENEVER IN DOUBT, TAKE HELP FROM SENIOR AND TREAT AS VT.

17. AV DISSOCIATION

18. BLOCK 1 ST DEGREEE 2 ND DEGREE(MOBITS TYPE 1 AND II) 3 RD DEGREE BLOCK

19. MOBITZ TYPE 1 MOBITS TYPE 2

20. 3 RD DEGREE HEART BLOCK

21. LBB

22. RBB

23. INFERIOR WALL MI

24. LATERAL WALL MI WITH RECIPROCALS

25. POSTERIOR WALL MI

26. IWMI WITH RV INFARCTION + JUNCTIONAL RHYTHM

27. HYPOKALEMIA

28. HYPERKALEMIA

29. HYPOCALCEMIA (LONG QT)

30. CAUSE OF PROLOMG QT

31. TORSADES

32. BRUGADA

33. PE

34. DE WINTER

35. TRIFASCICULAR BLOCK

36. HYPOTHERMIA

37. CEREBRAL T WAVE

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39. References Tintinalli Rosen Goldfrank’s Toxicologic Emergencies LITFL - lifeinthefastlane.com Tamingthesru.com