'2nd degree av block' presentation slideshows

ELECTROCARDIOGRAM

ELECTROCARDIOGRAM. YINGMIN-CHEN Renji Hospital affiliated to Shanghai Second Medical University. WPW Diagram. ECG Intervals and Waves. ECG Components Diagram . RV vs LV PVC's . Diagram: AV Nodal Reentrant Tachycardia. Diagram: Type I vs. Type II 2nd Degree AV Block .

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ELECTROCARDIOGRAM

ELECTROCARDIOGRAM. YINGMIN-CHEN Renji Hospital affiliated to Shanghai Second Medical University. WPW Diagram. ECG Intervals and Waves. ECG Components Diagram . RV vs LV PVC's . Diagram: AV Nodal Reentrant Tachycardia. Diagram: Type I vs. Type II 2nd Degree AV Block .

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The normal ECG

The normal ECG. Normal sinus rhythm Each p wave followed by a QRS Normal P waves P wave rate 60-100bpm. Sinus bradycardia. Sinus tachycardia. QRS axis. P waves. Height <2.5mm in lead II Width < 11msec in lead II. Right atrial hypertrophy. M shaped p wave in II

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Bradycardia and Narrow Complex Tachycardia

Bradycardia and Narrow Complex Tachycardia. Smriti Banthia CCU Lecture Series. Conduction System Anatomy. Sinus node is supplied by the RCA in 60% of people and by the LCX in 40%. AV node is supplied by the RCA in 90% and by the LCX in 10% of patients. Right bundle supplied by LAD

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Recognizing Cardiac arrhythmias

Recognizing Cardiac arrhythmias. Normal anatomy. Normal ECG. Normal ECG. Broad Complex. Classification - tachys. Atrial. Junctional. Ventricular. AF Atrial Flutter PAC. Paroxysmal SVT (PSVT) Junctional Tachycardia. VT VF PVC. Mark Henderson. Classification - bradys. Atrial.

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Bradydysrhythmias

Bradydysrhythmias. Rich Kaplan MD, MS, FACEP. Causes of Bradycardia. Intrinsic Idiopathic Infarction/Ischemia Infiltrative diseases Collagen vascular diseases Surgical trauma Infectious diseases. Causes of Bradycardia. Extrinsic causes Autonomically mediated Neurocardiac

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Dysrhythmia examples for residents

Dysrhythmia examples for residents. Elias B Hanna, LSU New Orleans, Cardiology. When analyzing a tachycardia, start by look at 3 features: 1-Narrow vs. wide (choose the lead where QRS is widest) 2-Regular vs. irregular

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ACLS Rhythms Cheat Sheet

ACLS Rhythms Cheat Sheet. Amanda Hooper 2008-2009. Normal Sinus Rhythm. Arrest Rhythms. Asystole PEA Vfib / pulseless Vtach. Agonal Rhythm/Asystole. Pulseless Electrical Activity (PEA). Note that PEA can look like any rhythm (any organized electrical activity), but if no pulse it is PEA.

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ECG Rhythm Interpretation

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EKG Quiz

EKG Quiz. EKG #1. What is the rhythm? a. V-Tach b. A-Fib c. A-flutter d. normal. EKG #2. What dose this EKG represent? a. pericarditis b. myocarditis c. digitalis effect d. inferior wall ST-elevation MI. EKG #3. What is the rhythm? a. V-Tach b. A-Fib c. A-flutter

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The Dizzy Ranger

The Dizzy Ranger. Simulation Case Debriefing Material. Debriefing questions. What went right? What went wrong? How do you treat bradycardia secondary to high degree AV block? What are the indications and contraindications for emergent pacing?

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