today my teacher asked me why we don't use the ekg as an investigation for nonstemi type and I didn't know what to answer , can u answer me abt this pls?
Is it STEMI, T wave inversion , atrial fibrillation, Premature ventricular contraction???....That's what I could make out...on my own...I'm a grade 10 student..😋
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5:25 Using the isoelectric method to determine cardiac axis, why would the most perpendicular one to Lead I not be Lead aVF, but Lead II?
Bonecrusher27WTF because in this EKG lead II has a higher R-wave than avf
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Are you able to number these so I know where to start?
9:33 In lead II and III it looks a like ST depression. How do I know to discount this, and look at the elevation in the precordial leads leads?
ST seg depression on aVR plus tachycardia points to pericarditis.
My ecg said mild st elevation and the ecg before that said poor r wave leads 2 and 3. Is this bad ?
How a doctor marks the QRS location in 12 lead ECG signals. Which lead is used for accurate R peak marking
sv1 +rv5/rv6 >35mm would be LVH criteria
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Sir i think you mislabeled q wave with s wave when u talk about r/s ratio ini this video..
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today my teacher asked me why we don't use the ekg as an investigation for nonstemi type and I didn't know what to answer , can u answer me abt this pls?
Great thanks, I think there is a new RBBB in the second EKG. Thanks again
Thanks.
Axis explanation is murky at best in explanation, otherwise good video
If this is not complicated then I need to read more
It's deep...
Is it STEMI, T wave inversion , atrial fibrillation, Premature ventricular contraction???....That's what I could make out...on my own...I'm a grade 10 student..😋
I didn't get the hypertrophy!!
And thanks
for hypertrophy S wave of V1 plus R wave of V5 or V6 > 35 mm in LVH, Atrial abnormality P wave split
QUESTION: If a doctor writes 0 stemi on EKG does this mean there are no signs of a stemi or does 0 stemi means the same as nonstemi?
It means non stemi,. But the only way to confirm of myocardial infarction Will be to test a cardiac enzymes
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I got 75bpm
Is anyone else losing it with how he pronounces "hypertrophy"?
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i lost a patient to an MI should refresh my memory on ekg
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