ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY (ECG/EKG) IN PHYSIOLOGY (original) (raw)

2023, Electrocardiography (ECG/EKG) in Phisiology

This document was written primarily for students who are facing ECG for the first time. In this document is described only physiological (normal) ECG. Pathological conditions, such as infarctions, arrhythmias, etc. are not covered in this document.

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A Student’s Guide to ECG Interpretation

International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews (IJRAR) , 2023

in this paper we have know the Chapter - I Study of General Anatomy and Physiology of Human Heart • Introduction to the Human Heart • Position of Heart in Human Body • The Function of Heart Chapter - II • Types of Circulation • Structure of the Human Heart • Chambers of the Heart • Blood Vessels • Valves • The electricity of the heart Chapter - III ECG ( ELECTROCARDIOGRAM) • History of ECG. • Understanding the physiology • Formation of the ECG • ECG Leads • Normal Chest Lead ECG • Paediatric ECG • Determination of Electrical Axis • Abnormalities of qrs axis • Heart Rate • The rhythm of the heart • The ECG ‘Rule of Fours’ • 7 step approach to ECG rhythm analysis Chapter - IV ECG wave’s interval & segments. • P Wave  P Wave  Absent p wave  Inverted p wave  Changing p wave morphology  Tall p wave  Broad p wave • PR Interval • The Q Wave  Q waves in different leads  Pathological Q Waves  Differential Diagnosis  Loss of normal Q waves • The R Wave  R wave Overview  Abnormalities of the R wave  Dominant R wave in V1  Dominant R wave in aVR  Poor R wave progression • S Wave • QRS Complex • (J Wave) • T wave Overview • TP Segment • QT Interval • The ST Segment • U wave • Epsilon Wave Chapter - V • ECG Clinical Interpretation • Some cardiac diseases & terminology

ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH (ECG

NSCET, 2010

This is the technique by which the electrical activities of the heart are studied. Electrocardiograph: This is the instrument by which the electrical activities of the heart are recorded. Electrocardiogram: This is the record or graphical registration of electrical activities of the heart.

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