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Methodological ECG Interpretation. The ECG must always be interpreted systematically. Failure to perform a systematic interpretation of the ECG may be detrimental. The interpretation algorithm presented below is easy to follow and it can be carried out by anyone.
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This document provides an introduction to clinical electrocardiography, covering the basics of ECG interpretation.
This is a brief and simple guide on how to interpret ECGs. The key to interpreting an ECG is to use a system when looking at each image. This will ensure that no important details are missed. This guide will briefly go through a basic system that can be used to interpret any ECG, and this will be followed by a variety of common ECGs.
The chapter provides 90 selected ECG tracings that should sharpen the skills of all who wish to interpret ECGs. This small-volume text contains more than 320 ECGs and instructive illustrations. The ECG is the oldest cardiologic test, but even 100 years after its inception, it continues as the most commonly used cardiologic test. Despite the ...
from: Rapid Interpretation of EKG’s. Necrosis. (significant Q’s only) (pages 272-284) Significant Q wave is one millimeter (one small square) wide, which is .04 sec. in duration... ... or is a Q wave 1/3 the amplitude (or more) of the QRS complex.
Chapter 5: In Four Simple Steps provides a step-by-step method for rapid ECG interpretation. In just four simple steps, systematically identify an electrocardiogram.
