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EKG Recognition for EMT’s (Part 2)

EKG Recognition for EMT’s (Part 2). Scott S. Shadoin EMT-P Boca Raton Fire Rescue Boca Raton, Fl Emergency Medical Consultants Port St. Lucie, Fl. Professional Disclosures. None. Objectives. Discuss the anatomy of the heart Understand the components of an ECG

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EKG Recognition for EMT’s (Part 2)

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  1. EKG Recognition for EMT’s (Part 2) Scott S. Shadoin EMT-P Boca Raton Fire Rescue Boca Raton, Fl Emergency Medical Consultants Port St. Lucie, Fl

  2. Professional Disclosures • None

  3. Objectives • Discuss the anatomy of the heart • Understand the components of an ECG • Understand the following ECG’s • Ventricular Rhythms • AV Heart Blocks • Pacemaker Rhythms

  4. Cardiac Anatomy Myocardium Muscle of the heart Should contract when stimulated Atria Upper chambers of the heart Ventricles Lower chambers of the heart

  5. Cardiac Anatomy • Septum • Separates left and right sides of atria and ventricles • Cardiac Skeleton • Separates the atria from the ventricles • Impermeable to electricity • Electrical conduction system • Pathways through the heart for electricity

  6. Electrical Conduction System • Electricity created in Sinoatrial Node travels through electrical system • Myocardium contracts in response to stimulation • Depolarization • Change in cells electrical potential • Muscle contracts in response • Repolarization • Cell resets to original electrical potential • Muscle is relaxed

  7. Electrical Conduction System

  8. Electrical Conduction System

  9. Electrical Conduction System • Sinoatrial Node (SA Node) • Pacemaker of the heart • Sends electricity into atrium • Bachmann’s Bundle (intra-atrial pathway) • Delivers electricity to left atrium • Atrioventricular node (AV Node) • “Doorway” to ventricles • Pauses electrical flow

  10. Electrical Conduction System

  11. Electrical Conduction System • Bundle of His • Splits in L/R bundle branches • Connects AV node to Purkinje fibers • Bundle branches • Travel through ventricular septum • Left bundle splits into anterior/posterior fascicle • Purkinje fibers • Disseminate electricity through the ventricles

  12. ElectricalConduction System

  13. EKG Paper Left to right = TIME -Small box = .04 sec -Large box = .20 sec -3 second ticks/marks Up/down = DIRECTION -Up = Positive -Down = Negative Height = VOLTAGE -10 small boxes = 1mV

  14. ECG Components • P wave • First part of the ECG complex • Atrial depolarization • QRS • Usually largest voltage • Ventricular depolarization • T Wave • Ventricular repolarization

  15. ECG Pieces • P waves • Round (ish) • Upright • <.12 sec (3 small boxes wide) • <.25 mv (2 ½ small boxes high)

  16. ECG Pieces • Q wave • If it occurs, first negative deflection after the P wave • Septal depolarization • < .04 sec (1 box wide) • < 1/3 total height of QRS

  17. ECG Pieces • R wave • First positive deflection after the P wave • Usually largest voltage on ECG • Beginning phase of ventricular depolarization • Entire QRS .04 - .12 sec (1 to 3 small boxes)

  18. ECG Pieces • S wave • Return to baseline after R wave • May be small or not present • Late or ending of ventricular depolarization

  19. ECG Pieces • T wave • Positive (usually) deflection after the QRS • Ventricular repolarization

  20. Electrode placement Lead I From Right arm to Left arm Lead 2 From Right arm to Left leg Lead 3 From Left arm to Left leg *Lead 2 is the typical monitoring lead

  21. ECG Rules • What is the rate? • Is it regular? • How do the P waves look? • PR Interval? • QRS width? Interpretation? Clinical Significance?

  22. Rate? • Ventricular Rate • R to R • 6 second rule • Number of R waves in 6 seconds x10 • Triplicate method • # of large boxes (5 small boxes) between R waves, divide into 300 • 1 box = 300, 2 box = 150, 3 box =100, etc

  23. Regular? • Measure distances from R to R • Can be slightly irregular with breathing, etc

  24. P waves and PR Interval? • Should be upright • Consistent in shape • QRS Relationship • From start of P wave to QRS <.20 sec (5 small boxes) • P in front of every QRS (consistent PR interval) • QRS after every P wave

  25. QRS width? • Narrow • < .10 probably supraventricular (2 ½ small boxes) • Wide • >.12 Probably ventricular (3 small boxes)

  26. Ventricular Rhythms

  27. Ventricular Tachycardia • Rate? • >100 • Regular? • Yes • P waves? • None • PR Interval? • None • QRS? • Wide >.12 sec • Same shape

  28. Ventricular Tachycardia

  29. Torsades de Pointes • Rate? • >100/min • Rhythm? • No • P waves? • None • PR Interval? • None • QRS width? • Wide > .12 sec • Polymorphic • Electrical rotation

  30. Torsdaes de Pointes

  31. Ventricular Fibrillation • Rate? • Atrial: None • Ventricular: Irregular and chaotic • Regular? • No • P waves? • None • PR Interval? • None • QRS width? • Wide >.12 sec

  32. Ventricular Fibrillation Coarse Fib Fine Fib

  33. Idioventricular • Rate? • < 40/min • Regular? • Yes • P waves? • None • PR Interval? • None • QRS width? • Wide > .12 sec

  34. Idioventricular

  35. Accelerated Idioventricular • Rate? • 40 – 100/min • Regular? • Yes • P waves? • None • PR Interval? • None • Q waves? • Wide > .12 sec

  36. Accelerated Idioventricular

  37. Agonal • Rate? • Atrial: None • Ventricular <20/min • Regular? • Can be regular or irregular • P waves? • None • PR Interval? • None • QRS width? • Wide > .12 sec

  38. Agonal

  39. AV Heart Blocks

  40. 1° AV block • Rate? • Atrial: 60 – 100/min • Ventricular: Same as atrial rate • Regular? • Yes • P waves? • Round, upright, uniform • PR Interval? • PR Interval >.20 sec • QRS width? • Narrow (M.B.W.W.A.C.)

  41. 1° AV block

  42. 2° AV block Type 1 (Wenckebach) • Rate? • Atrial: 40 – 60/min • Ventricular: < Atrial rate • Regular? • No (P’s are, QRS’s are not) • P waves? • Upright, round, consistent • P in front of every QRS • QRS does not always follow every P • PR Interval? • PR Interval gets progressively longer • QRS width? • Narrow (M.B.W.W.A.C.)

  43. 2°Av block Type I(Wenckebach)

  44. 2°AV Block Type II • Rate? • Atrial: 60 – 100/min • Ventricular: < Atrial Rate • Regular? • Can be either (P’s are regular, QRS’s are not) • P waves? • Round, upright, consistent • P in front of every QRS • QRS does not follow every P • PR Interval? • PR Interval is always the same • QRS width? • Narrow (M.B.W.W.A.C.)

  45. 2° AV Block Type II

  46. 3°AV Block (CHB) • Rate? • Atrial: 60 – 100/min • Ventricular: 20 – 60/min • Regular? • Yes, but no • P to P is regular, R to R is regular (but not together) • P waves? • Round, upright, consistent • P – QRS relationship nonexistent • PR Interval? • PR Interval is always varied • QRS width? • Usually wide

  47. 3°AV Block (CHB)

  48. Pacemakers

  49. Atrial Pacemaker • Rate? • Atrial: 60 – 100/min (ventricular follows atrial) • Regular? • Yes • May be irregular if demand pacemaker • P waves? • Round, upright, consistent • Small short pacemaker spike in front of P • PR Interval? • < .20 seconds • QRS width? • Narrow (M.B.W.W.A.C.)

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