So this isnt a Mobitz Type 2 Heart block because there are R-R intervals of both shorter and longer durations than the normal R-R of complex 1 and 2? Or is it a mobitz 2 heart block + PACs occuring at same time?
Remember that in Mobitz Type II the p-p intervals are regular. In isolation atrial depolarization in mobitz 2 occurs at regular interval. Although, in this strip there are p waves that are not conducted, they are premature. Clinically I am sure it is possible to see premature bests in the pressence of AV block but you need more information than this short strip 7.19
@@suevital5747 Thank you very much that makes so sense. So this rhythm cannot be 2nd degree block because p-p interval isnt regular aka there is premature atrial contraction which happen to be non-conducting making it look like a 2nd degree block. Thanks again.
PVC would not have a p wave associated since it originates in the ventricle and it would have an abnormally long QRS duration since ventricular depolarization does not follow the normal conduction pathway.
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ECG Workout: Exercises in Arrhythmia Interpretation
Is the wave just after 4th qrs p or t ??
Would number 5 be inverted pwave?😊
When measuring am I to always start at the beginning or am I measuring at the first Normal rr I can find
So this isnt a Mobitz Type 2 Heart block because there are R-R intervals of both shorter and longer durations than the normal R-R of complex 1 and 2? Or is it a mobitz 2 heart block + PACs occuring at same time?
Remember that in Mobitz Type II the p-p intervals are regular. In isolation atrial depolarization in mobitz 2 occurs at regular interval. Although, in this strip there are p waves that are not conducted, they are premature.
Clinically I am sure it is possible to see premature bests in the pressence of AV block but you need more information than this short strip 7.19
@@suevital5747 Thank you very much that makes so sense. So this rhythm cannot be 2nd degree block because p-p interval isnt regular aka there is premature atrial contraction which happen to be non-conducting making it look like a 2nd degree block. Thanks again.
Am confused, why not PVC but PAC? Cause u compared QRS right? If R-wave is sooner why not PVC?
PVC would not have a p wave associated since it originates in the ventricle and it would have an abnormally long QRS duration since ventricular depolarization does not follow the normal conduction pathway.
@@suevital5747 thank you😲
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