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===== [[Summary Article|'''SUMMARY''']] =====
===== [[Summary Article|'''SUMMARY''']] =====
<i>RATE</i>
<i>RATE</i>
<br/>1. ASSESS RATE: 300/(large squares) interval in mm. Bradycardia if HR < 60/min; tachycardia if HR > 100/min. 
<br/>1. ASSESS RATE: 300/(large squares) interval in mm. Bradycardia if HR &lt; 60/min; tachycardia if HR &gt; 100/min.  
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<br/><i>RYTHM</i>
<br/><i>RYTHM</i>
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<br/>2. ASSESS RYTHM: RR intervals (1 small square variation is normal) & check that a P precedes a QRS complex. 
<br/>2. ASSESS RYTHM: RR intervals (1 small square variation is normal) &amp; check that a P precedes a QRS complex.  
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<br/><i>INTERVALS</i>
<br/><i>INTERVALS</i>
<br/>3. EXAMINE PR INTERVAL: normal 120-200ms, prolonged if heart block present. 
<br/>3. EXAMINE PR INTERVAL: normal 120-200ms, prolonged if heart block present.  
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<br/>4. EXAMINE QRS INTERVAL: normal < 100ms. Prolonged in BBB, WPW, ventricular pacemaker, tricyclics.
<br/>4. EXAMINE QRS INTERVAL: normal &lt; 100ms. Prolonged in BBB, WPW, ventricular pacemaker, tricyclics.
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<br/>5. EXAMINE QT INTERVAL: 340-470 ms. Prolonged in tricyclic overdose, hypo-Ca/Mg/K, starvation, hypothermia, quinidine, sotalol, amiodarone use. 
<br/>5. EXAMINE QT INTERVAL: 340-470 ms. Prolonged in tricyclic overdose, hypo-Ca/Mg/K, starvation, hypothermia, quinidine, sotalol, amiodarone use.  
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<br/><i>WAVEFORMS</i>
<br/><i>WAVEFORMS</i>
<br/>6. INTERPRET WAVEFORM.
<br/>6. INTERPRET WAVEFORM.
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<br/>7. ASSESS ST-SEGMENT: elevated in ACS, pericarditis, Prinzmetal angina and others. 
<br/>7. ASSESS ST-SEGMENT: elevated in ACS, pericarditis, Prinzmetal angina and others.  
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<br/><i>OTHERS</i>
<br/><i>OTHERS</i>
<br/>8. ASSESS AXIS: Normal is -30 to +100. +I +aVF: normal; -I +aVF: RAD; +I -aVF: LAD; -I -aVF: RAD/LAD. LAD is a marker for CAD, RAD is normal for children, young adults; RVH in older adults. 
<br/>8. ASSESS AXIS: Normal is -30 to +100. +I +aVF: normal; -I +aVF: RAD; +I -aVF: LAD; -I -aVF: RAD/LAD. LAD is a marker for CAD, RAD is normal for children, young adults; RVH in older adults.  
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<br/>9. ASSESS HYPERTROPHY: 
<br/>9. ASSESS HYPERTROPHY:  
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<br/>10. ASSESS BRANCH BLOCK: LBBB (QRS 120-180 ms), RBBB (QRS > 120 ms)
<br/>10. ASSESS BRANCH BLOCK: LBBB (QRS 120-180 ms), RBBB (QRS &gt; 120 ms)
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[[Category:Electrocardiogram]]
[[Category:Electrocardiogram]]
[[Category:Advanced Life Support]]
[[Category:Advanced Life Support]]

Latest revision as of 11:31, 1 January 2023

SUMMARY

RATE
1. ASSESS RATE: 300/(large squares) interval in mm. Bradycardia if HR < 60/min; tachycardia if HR > 100/min.

RYTHM

2. ASSESS RYTHM: RR intervals (1 small square variation is normal) & check that a P precedes a QRS complex.

INTERVALS
3. EXAMINE PR INTERVAL: normal 120-200ms, prolonged if heart block present.

4. EXAMINE QRS INTERVAL: normal < 100ms. Prolonged in BBB, WPW, ventricular pacemaker, tricyclics.

5. EXAMINE QT INTERVAL: 340-470 ms. Prolonged in tricyclic overdose, hypo-Ca/Mg/K, starvation, hypothermia, quinidine, sotalol, amiodarone use.

WAVEFORMS
6. INTERPRET WAVEFORM.

7. ASSESS ST-SEGMENT: elevated in ACS, pericarditis, Prinzmetal angina and others.

OTHERS
8. ASSESS AXIS: Normal is -30 to +100. +I +aVF: normal; -I +aVF: RAD; +I -aVF: LAD; -I -aVF: RAD/LAD. LAD is a marker for CAD, RAD is normal for children, young adults; RVH in older adults.

9. ASSESS HYPERTROPHY:
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10. ASSESS BRANCH BLOCK: LBBB (QRS 120-180 ms), RBBB (QRS > 120 ms)
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