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Normal calibration
2 big boxes
10 mm

10 mm = 1 mV
EKG grid dimensions
Small box = 1 x 1 mm
Big box = 5 x 5 mm

Small box horizontal = 0.04 s
Big box horizontal = 0.2 s

Small box vertical = 0.1 mV
Big box vertical - 0.5 mV

1 x 1 mm = 1 small box
5 x 5 mm = 1 big box
Sinus rhythm
1. P followed by QRS
2. QRS preceded by P
3. P > 0.12 s or 3 small boxes
4. P upright in leads I, II, and III
Methods for calculating HR
1500
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mm between peaks

300-150-100-75-60-50

# peaks in 3 seconds x 20
# peaks in 6 seconds x 10
Normal interval lengths
PR = 0.12 - 0.20 s or 3 - 5 small boxes
QT < half R-R interval
QRS < or = 0.10 s or 2.5 small boxes
QRS axis determination
Lead I = negative QRS = RAD
Lead II = negative QRS = LAD

Normal axis = -30 to 90 degrees
Limb lead orientations
Lead I = R arm to L arm, 0 degrees
Lead II = R arm to L leg, 60 degrees
Lead III = L arm to L leg, 120 degrees

aVR = R arm, -150 degrees
aVL = L arm, -30 degrees
aVF = feet, 90 degrees
RA hypertrophy
P height > 2.5 small boxes in lead II
LA hypertrophy
Negative P > 1 x 1 mm in lead V1
RV hypertrophy
R > S in lead I
RAD
LV hypertrophy
R in leads V5-6 + S in lead V1 > 35 small boxes
LAD
RBBB
Widened QRS
RSR' in lead V1 = rabbit ears
Large S in lead V6
LBBB
Widened QRS
Broad notched R in lead V6
Absent R and large S in lead V1
Pathological Q waves
Present in leads over necrotic tissue
Signifies MI
Acute STEMI
Elevated ST
Acute non-STEMI
Depressed ST