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Dr. Arnel Carmona
@ecgrhythms
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Internal Medicine (IMG) , lover of the squiggly lines and all simplistic learning
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cardiology
diagnosis
ecg
electrocardiogram
clinical
arrhythmia
degree
comparison
paroxysmal
variants
2nd
2to1
3rd
advanced
atrial
atrioventricular
complete
differential
highgrade
mobitz2
(AV
blocks
) -
ECG
...
Second
Degree AV ...
Second
degree AV ...
Block
• In
sinus
... electrocardiogram #
classification
Block
type II ( ... location of the
block
... • The QRS
complex
... location of the
block
... #
AVBlock
#TypeII
Block
2:1 • During ...
sinus
rhythm, 2 ... degree AV
block
... #2nd #
AVBlock
#2to1 ... #
ekg
#electrocardiogram
Premature atrial
complex
... look like the
sinus
... interval of > 0.12
seconds
... which will be 0.12
seconds
... cardiology #diagnosis #
ekg
Sinus
pause/arrest ... vs Sinoatrial
Block
... cardiology #diagnosis #
ekg
... #
ecg
#electrocardiogram
Second
Degree AV ...
Block
Type I aka ... usually on the
second
... #
Second
#Degree ... #
AVBlock
#TypeI
High-grade AV
Block
... • During
sinus
... may progress to
complete
... #Highgrade #
AVBlock
... #
ekg
#electrocardiogram
Paroxysmal AV
Block
... persistent AV
block
... or slowing of
sinus
... initiated, the
block
... #Paroxysmal #
AVBlock
encompassing a QRS
complex
... intervening QRS
complex
... presence of AV
block
... cardiology #diagnosis #
ekg
... #
ecg
#electrocardiogram
Paroxysmal AV
Block
... persistent AV
block
... or slowing of
sinus
... #Paroxysmal #
AVBlock
... #
ekg
#electrocardiogram
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