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Expert Guide to EKG Interpretation: Rate, Rhythm, Hypertrophy & Infarct Analysis

Explore essential EKG concepts including rate, rhythm, axis, hypertrophy, and infarct examination. Delve into standard and chest leads, pacemaker locations, arrhythmias, and EKG abnormalities with detailed insights.

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Expert Guide to EKG Interpretation: Rate, Rhythm, Hypertrophy & Infarct Analysis

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  1. The EKG Diagrams from Dubin, Dale. 1970. Rapid Interpretation of EKG'x Third Ed. Cover Publ Co. Tampa, FL

  2. What Can You Do With EKG • Rate • Rhythm • Axis • Hypertrophy • Infarct

  3. EKG Leads Standard Leads (Limb leads) Chest Leads

  4. Chest Leads

  5. V1 and V2 Chest Leads

  6. The View from Different Leads

  7. EKGs of Same Beat From Different Chest Leads

  8. Locations of Potential Pacemakers

  9. Endogenous Rates

  10. Sinus Rhythm

  11. Sinus Arrhythmia

  12. Wandering Pacemaker

  13. Premature Atrial Beat

  14. SA Block

  15. Sinus Arrest

  16. Locations of Potential Pacemakers

  17. Atrial Escape from SA Block

  18. AV Escape to SA Block

  19. Ventricular Escape

  20. AV Blocks Primary heart block -- lengthened P-R interval

  21. 20 AV Blocks Some atrial beats not followed by ventricular contractions

  22. 20 Block -- Wenckeback Lengthening P-R interval

  23. 30 AV Block

  24. Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome Accessory Pathway - usually near the AV node Virtually no delay between P and QRS

  25. AV Node Premature Beat

  26. Premature Ventricular Contraction

  27. Multiple PVCs

  28. Paroxysmal Tachycardia

  29. Atrial Flutter

  30. Atrial Fibrillation

  31. Ventricular Flutter

  32. Ventricular Fibrillation

  33. Anything Obviously Wrong?

  34. Atrial Fibrillation

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