SPOT DIAGNOSIS
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Answer for ECG must follow the following format:
1. What do you see in the ECG?
2. What is your interpretation?
Example of answer:
1. Rhythm sinus, Axis normal, QRS duration is 80ms, No ST elevation.
2. Normal ECG.
Answer for Spot Diagnosis:
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name: chong kok hung
ReplyDeletegroup: 37
course: 6th year
ecg:normal axis, atrial fibrillation (no P, irregularly irregular ventricular response, fibrillary waves), LBBB (broad QRS in V1, no secondary R wave in V1, no Q waves in lateral leads, ST elevation in V1-V4, T wave inverted in I and aVL). Atrial fibrillation and left bundle branch block (LBBB).
spot diagnosis: cystic adenoma of the pancreas
Lim Shu Yu
ReplyDeleteGroup 35
6th course
ECG Answers:
Normal axis, no P waves, irregular baseline(fibrillation waves), flutter-like waves seen in V1, broad QRS complexes, deep S in V1-V4, LBBB pattern best seen in lead I and V5, elevated ST segment in V1-V4, high T waves in V2-V4 resembling hyperkalemia.
Interpretation:
Atrial fibrillation with left bundle branch block and Hyperkalemia.
Spot Diagnosis:
Pancreatic cyst- can be cystic adenoma or pancreatic pseudocyst.