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| ECG for heart injury (aka..acute MI) |
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| ECG for heart infarction (post MI) |
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| Deep, wide Q wave. Will also see an inverted T wave after damage. |
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| Leads V1-V4, Left Anterior Descending Artery. Leads to left ventricular failure. |
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| Leads AVL, V5, V6, I. Circumflex artery. Leads to ventricular dysrhythmias |
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| Leads AVF, II, III. Right Coronary Artery. Leads to heart block. |
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| no identifiable p's, wavy baseline. Assess neuro status to monitor for clots! |
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| Long PR interval, more p waves than QRS. Rates differ. |
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| 3 or more PVC's. cannot see p waves, only wide bizzare QRS. may or may not have pulse. |
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| No recognizable P waves or QRS. Shock! |
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