Anteroseptal infarct ekg findings
Anteroseptal Myocardial Infarction Article
V1-V4 anteroseptal LAD. V1-V6 (( I, aVL) extensive anterior LAD. ... occasional terminal positivity of QRS in infarct leads (especially inferior) pathologic Q waves may disappear over time. ... ECG findings of hypercalcemia usually signify severity of hypercalcemia. Hypokalemia.
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-T wave >17mm(either hyperkalemia or pre-infarct condition-pre-infarct has a very wide base-hyperK+ has a narrow base 6/5/00. Quizzes are now qthursday! EKGs continued—-prolonged QT is a risk for arrhythmia-U wave—after the T wave—may be nl in bradycardia-don’t know how it is formed-if it is very prominent(may be hypokalemia / amiodorone
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Nokkrir dagar frá infarct ( Q það eina sem situr eftir. Staðsetning MI Leiðslur Líkleg æð sem um ræðir. a. Inferior II,III og aVF Hægri kransæð. b. Septal V1-V2 LAD. c. Anterior V3-V4 LAD. d. Anteroseptal V1-V4 LAD. e. Extensive anterior I, aVL, V1-V6 LAD. f. Lateral I, aVL, V5-V6 Circ. g. Hátt lateral I, aVL Circ. h.
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Table 2-1 Infarct Location by ECG ECG Changes Location of injury Coronary artery involved II, III, aVF Inferior wall (may be associated with RV injury, consider right precordial leads) RCA or dominant distal left circumflex V1-3 Anteroseptal LAD V3-5 Anterior wall LAD V6, I, aVL Lateral Marginal branch off circumflex or diagonal off LAD ST ...
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3. Monitor EKG rhythm. If patient has age > 50 y/o, cardiac history (angina, myocardial infarction, CHF), cardiac risk factors (hypertension, diabetes mellitus, high cholesterol, etc.), or physical findings suggestive of possible ischemic heart disease, obtain a 12- lead EKG (if available and time allows). 4.
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Findings: fever, polyarthralgia, urticaria, lymphadenopathy, glomerulonephritis ... poor R wave progression is c/w prior anteroseptal infarct; early R wave progression can be sign of prior inferior infarct. S waves. V6 with RBBB. Large S in inferior leads with LAFB. ... EKG: usu. normal but can have biphasic or inverted T in II, III and aVF ...
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