3rd Degree AKA Complete Block or Total Heart Block

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3rd Degree AKA Complete Block or Total Heart Block AV Blocks Ventricular blocks heart blocks AV nodal blocks PR elongations Type 1, Type 2a. Type 2. Type 3 AKA: 1st Degree 2nd Degree (type1) Mobitz 1; AKA Winkiebach 2nd Degree (type2) Mobitz 1a (IIa) 3rd Degree AKA Complete Block or Total Heart Block

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1st degree Has underlaying rhythm Regular (most of times) Rate – that of underlying rhythm. PR I >.20 seconds QRS – Normal Charted as NSR with 1st degree block

2nd degree av block Mobitz I Winkiebach “Normal, Long, Longer, Drop, Now you have Winkibach! Ventricular rate often Irregular, Atrial Rate – reg. QRS Normal PR I – Increasing until the drop. No underlying rhythm

2nd Degree Mobitz II Ventricular Rate – Irregular Atrial Rate – Regular P Waves Present – Punctual and similar PR I – Normal or Prolonged QRS – Mostly Abnormal No underlying rhythm.

3rd Degree Block Complete Heart Block Atria and Ventricle DEPOLAROZOMG separately PR Undeterminable QRS – Can be wide P- waves can be present, buried, or after complex Most dangerous block

Right Bundle Branch Block Seen on L I, V1, V6 V1 gives us a RsR T wave abnormality P waves –normal Rate/Rhythm – normal QRS- Prolonged >.10 Bizarre Increased Amplitude T Wave Abnormal

LBBB Same as RBBB

LBBB/RBBB

ST Changes Elevation Depression

Deep q waves are our indicators of old MI Causes Above the line Below the line Active/Old Heart Attack Injury Ischemia Lack of blood Lack of O2 Deep q waves are our indicators of old MI

NSTEMI STEMI