Monday, 13 June 2016

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ectopic atrial tachycardia as the P-waves are upright in lead aVR and negative in lead II.
a Q wave of any size in lll and aVR   is  normal
loss of R wave progression from V1 to V4 is indications of left ventricular myocardial loss

only lead l reveals true QRS duration

low voltage when QRS is not above 1 big square in any limb lead and 2 bid square in any chest lead


upper limit of T wave is one large square in limb lead and 1.5 square in chest lead...women are 2thirds of these values

in lead l  S wave>R wave is a there gold of right axis deviation
right axis deviation is present  in hyperkalaemia and pulmonary embolism

a normal p wave with short pR internal.....accessory pathway+delta wave
abnormal p wave with short PR....rhythm from atria elsewhere SA node
p wave is a distortion in T wave..ventricular rhythm











 

Bifascicular Blocks – What You Need To Know

https://www.ecgmedicaltraining.com/bifascicular-blocks-what-you-need-to-know/

Importance of Lead aVL in STEMI Recognition

https://www.ecgmedicaltraining.com/importance-of-lead-avl-in-stemi-recognition/