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    • 12 lead injury - American Heart Association

      Inferior Wall of LV. Ischemia. Positive Electrode. Left . Ventricular . ... If normotensive, supinate patient if possible, have fluid line established, consider small \⠀㈀ 挀挀尩 fluid challenge, then admi\൮ister NTG via drip and small incremental doses of MS for pain. NTG via spray or tab can be used if drip not available, be ready對 ...

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    • [PDF File]Understanding 12-Lead EKG’s

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      Understanding 12-Lead EKG’s Basic 12-Lead interpretation . Jeffrey J Dunn, DNP, ACNP-BC, CCRN . ... displays Inferior wall activity ... • Ischemia, injury and infarction • T-wave inversions • ST segment elevation • Significant Q waves

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    • [PDF File]Ischemia and ST changes Right Coronary Artery

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      EKG Serum markers Evaluate Non-Diagnostic EKG • Monitor EKG for elevation or depression • Monitor cardiac markers for MI – CK-MB isoforms (early markers of necrosis) – troponin • Consider imaging • Look for other causes of chest pain Ischemia vs. Myocardial Infarction • Ischemia – hypoxic tissue – due to inadequate bf/oxygen ...

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    • [PDF File]12 Lead ECGs: Ischemia, Injury, Infarction

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      The purpose of 12 Lead ECG Interpretation: Ischemia, Injury, and Infarction is to educate healthcare professionals on a systematic system of examining and interpreting 12 lead ECGs. The course also offers information about basic treatments in various situations and potential problems that may be encountered.

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    • [PDF File]12 Lead ECGs: Ischemia, Injury & Infarction Part 1

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      Ischemia, Injury & Infarction. Part 1. ... III Inferior. aVR. aVL Lateral. V1 Septal. aVF Inferior. V2 Septal. V3 Anterior. V4 Anterior. V5 Lateral. V6 Lateral. Which coronary arteries are most likely associated with each group of contiguous leads? Please continue to part 2 of this presentation.

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    • [PDF File]ECG Training in Primary Care - SCST

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      ECG Training in Primary Care Dave Richley Cardiac Physiology Lecturer Practitioner ... slight inferior repolarization disturbance, consider ischemia, LV overload or aspecific change small negative T in aVF with negative T in III Borderline ECG . V1 ...

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    • [PDF File]ECG Interpretation - Amarillo College

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      Ischemia of the AVN, especially with acute inferior infarction Acutely after cardiac surgery Acute inflammatory processes (eg, acute rheumatic fever), which may involve the conduction system Other drugs (eg, beta-blockers, calcium blockers, most antiarrhythmic agents) that cause sinus bradycardia

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    • [PDF File]Mattu--critical ECG pearls - UCSF CME

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      marked t wave abnormality, consider inferior ischemia peaked t waves, consider hyperkalemia qt prolongation abnormal ecg when compared with ecg of il-aug-2002 08:59, current undetermined rhythm precludes rhythm comparison, needs review t wave inversion now evident in inferior leads t wave inversion now evident in anterior leads vent. rate

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    • [PDF File]EKG Boot Camp: Ischemia and Infarction

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      EKG Boot Camp: Ischemia and Infarction . Systematic Approach • Heart Rate • Rhythm • Intervals • Axis ... • T wave inversion suggestive of ischemia or injury • T waves should be pos I, II • Inversion is common in V1, may occur III, ... •Inferior MI – Sinus brady most common arrhythmia, but Mobitz I and

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    • [PDF File]Step 1: Rhythm Step +2: Conclusion (1 sentence) Ischemia

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      ST elevation: consider ischemia, pericarditis, LVH, ... IPL-infarction: inferior-posterior-lateral. They frequently come together Pathologic Q-wave (any Q in V1-V3 or Q width > 30ms in I, II, AVL, V4-V6; minimal in 2 contiguous leads, minimal depth 1 mm): previous MI. Leads III and AVR may have a Q

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