Quote:
Originally Posted by Trapper John
FTFSI  Just couldn't help myself |
Now worries. It happens.
Quote:
Originally Posted by PedOncoDoc
I agree with that assessment - the PR interval appears long but fixed, without any dropped p waves.
|
Correct, there are no dropped P waves, but ... has anything else dropped or is there anything "extra" that cane be seen ???
Quote:
Originally Posted by adal
Rate = 52, rhythm=reg, PRI= >.20 about .28 seconds, QRS = <.12, Every QRS has a P, Every P has a QRS, Does it ???Elevation >3mm in leads II, III, AvF. Invereted T in I, V1, V2, AvR, AvL.
Sinus Brady W/ 1st Degree HB and Inferior STEMI
I think.
There are numerous sites to learn / re-learn about EKG.
http://www.slideshare.net/Jedimurl/1...e-easy-2725398
http://www.emergencyekg.com/interactive_learning.cfm |
It's always good to practice up on EKGs and these are a couple of good sites to do so on.
Not reading/practicing on strips, you could miss a thing or two.
*HINT .... Get your calipers out.
