2008年4月19日 · Never heard of SALLY, but SALI is a common mnemonic to remember the parts of the left ventricle and their respective leads. S = septal = V1, V2. A = Anterior = V3, V4. L = Lateral = V5, V6, I, AVL. I = Inferior = II, III, AVF. There are other variations of this, such as ISAL, and LISA. S.A.L.L.Y.

Elevation of ST segment indicates zone of injury, diagnosis is supported by reciprocal changes, ST segment depression in the leads facing the opposite wall. For precordial leads, I use the …

2019年1月1日 · We discuss the common errors and omissions when interpreting the 12-lead electrocardiogram. This article introduces the basic concepts necessary to accurately interpret 12-lead electrocardiograms and a systematic approach to interpretation. The voltage and the direction of the electrical events of the heart are the foundation of the discussion.

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2018年12月10日 · Aside from the classic acute myocardial infarction, a wealth of information about cardiac and general health status can be appreciated from a 12-lead ECG. NPs can markedly increase their skill set by developing an understanding of the basic language of this graphic representation of electrical voltage and direction and the application of a ...

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Objectives: Describe a systematic approach to assessing the 12-lead ECG. Identify the critical electrocardiogram changes seen in acute coronary syndrome including myocardial ischemia, injury and infarct. Identify the pattern of additional common ECG alterations (left ventricular hypertrophy, atrial hypertrophy, axis deviation, others).

Dr. Sally Miller presents a brief review of the electrical conduction system, followed by a discussion of ECG concepts and a description of the ECG components. Using a 5-step approach to cardiac rhythm interpretation, the following rhythms will be analyzed:

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