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ECG Dr. Sara Al Abdulhadi

Approach Regular: 300/ #of large squares between QRS complex Irregular: # of QRS multiplied by 10 (6 sec strip) Rate Regular Vs. irregular Sinus? P wave followed by QRS Uniform shape Rhythm Abnormalities Approach

P wave < 3 small squares PR <= 1 large square QRS 1-3 small squares QT around 2 large squares

NORMAL

Exam rhythms

Anterio-lateral ST segment elevation Depression in lead 1

Every p wave followed by QRS, normal width QRS Sinus Tachycardia

Narrow QRS, no P wave SVT

Irregularly irregular Atrial Fibrillation

Saw tooth pattern Atrial Flutter

Premature Ventricular complex

Ventricular tachycardia Regular, no p wave Ventricular tachycardia

Ventricular Fibrillation

Left Bundle Branch Block

Right Bundle Branch Block

Sinus Bradycardia 50 pbm

Prolonged pr interval– hr around 50 1st degree heart block

Pr gets longer then makoo Mobitz type I

Mobitz type II Pr normal but sme p waves have no QRS

3rd Degree Heart Block

Wolff-Parkinson- White Syndrome