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49 Cards in this Set

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Voltages and heart beats in kids
lower voltages
faster heart beat
Important for kids EKG
intervals
atrial enlargement
Rhythms in kids
sinus
subsidary pacemaker
tachy(common)
brady(common)
AV block (rare)
Most common arythmia in kids
sinus arythmia
Normal sinus rhythm in kids
P wave before every QRS
QRS following every P
Normal P wave axis
Nomral PR interval NOT required (it can be super short and still be normal
Normal P wave axis
0-90 degrees
Abnormal P wave axis indicates
ectopic pacemaker
Coronary sinus or "low right atrial" rhythm
common BENIGN finind, especially in teens
6 seconds
30 big boxes
3 seconds
15 big boxes
Rate
1 big box
2
3
4
5
6
300 bmp
150
100
75
60
50
Normal HR newborn
110-150bpm
NHR 2 yr
85-125
NHR 4yr
75-115
NHR >6yr
60-100
NHR adult
50-100
Axis determination
Leads I and avF
Situs invertus
everything is on the wrong side
RAD and RVH
normal in neonates
>100 degrees
LVH in neonate
very BAD
LAD
<-5 degrees
Q waves in leads I and avL
no correlation with LVH
LAD associated with
atrioventricular septal defect
Down syndrome
Causes of LAD
normal variant
AV septal defect
permembranous inlet VSD
Tricuspid atresia
single ventricle
double outlet right ventricle
noonan syndrome
left anterior hemiblock after MI
PR interval
increases with age
decreaes with heart rate
Long PR
first degree AV block
drugs
atrial surery (scar tissue)
acute rheumatice fever
Kawaskie disease
Short PR
WPW
glycogen storage disease (Pompe's)
Fabry disease
GMI gangliosidosis
Friedrich's ataxia
Duchenne's muscular dystrophy
Normal QRS
0.04-0.08
> .12 BBB
.10-.12 evaluate morphology
RSR'
RBBB
RVH
volume overload
Duchenne's
QT
Ventricular depol to repol
leads II, V5, V6
QTC
Normal <.44
can be .45 in adol/adult females
can be .49 in newborns to 6 months
How QT looks in sudden cardiac death
long QT and HR increases so does QT
Short QT
Digoxin
Hypercalcemia
Long QT--acquired
Metabolic
hypocalcemia
hypomagnesemia
malnutrition (anoerxia)
Drugs
la and III antiarrhythmics
Phenothiazines
TCA
CNS trauma
Myocardial
ischemia
myocarditis
Long QT--congenital
Jervell-Lange-Nielsen
AR, deafness
Romano-Ward
AD, normal hearing
Right Atrial enlargement
P wave >2.5mm in lead II
deep negative deflection in first 0.04 sec in chest leads
Left atrial enlargement
terminal portion of P wave
negative dflection in V1 beyond 0.04sec (biphasic)
Duration of negative deflection > or = 0.04 sec
total duration >.10 sec
Mild RVH
R' > 15mm (<1yr) or > 10mm (>1yr)
Abnormal RSR' of normal to slightly prolonged duration in right chest leads
Moderate RVH
definite RAD (non-RBBB)
rR' or pure R in right chest leads
significant S in left chest leads
Severe RVH
marked RAD
tall pure R wav > 15mm in right chest lead
Upright T wave >3-5 days of age
Very tall R wave with ST depression and T wave inversion in VI (strain)
Deep S wave in V6
LVH
LAD for age
R in V5, V6 or I, II, III, avF, avL above normal
S in VI, V2 above normal
Abnormal R/S ratio
Deep/wide q wave in V5, V6
Inverted T waves in I, avF (strain)
Combined ventricular hypertrophy
common in kids
voltage for both RVH and LVH
large equiphasic QRS complexes in more than 2 limb leads and V2-V5

consider how fat/skinny patient is
RBBB
terminal slurring in QRS
RAD
QRS above ULN for age
wide/slurred S in I, V5, V6
terminal slurred R' in avR and V1, V2, V3
Causes of RBBB
ASD/PAPVR
Right vertriculotomy
Ebstein's anomaly
Coarcation (<6 months)
Causes of LBBB
rare in kids
seen in adults with sichemic and hypertensive hear disease
Intraventricular block
slowing throughout the QRS complex
Intraventricular block causes
metabolic disorders (hyperkalemia)
myocardial ischemia (CPR, quinidine toxcitiy)
Diffuse myocardial disease
WPW
Short PR for age
delta wave
wide QRS for age

premature depol of part of the myocardium
Lown-Ganong-Levine
preexcitation syndrome
short PR
normal QRS
fiber bypass upper AV node but conduct normally
Mahaim fiber
preexcitation syndrome
normal PR
long QRS
delta wave
fiber bypasses His bundle, enters RV myocardium