Second-degree AVB is divided into two types, Mobitz type I and type II. It is important for the emergency provider to be able to distinguish between these two types of second-degree AVB, as treatment, disposition, and prognosis can be vastly different.
Elderly man with Ischemic Heart Disease on therapy with Digoxin and Lasix. What abnormalities do you see ?
75 years old man presented with palpitations. What are you thoughts on this Tachyarrhythmia?
16 years old male with palpitation. What type of tachycardia do you think this patient has ?
Small QRS complexes indicate that relatively little of the voltage generated by ventricular depolarization is reaching the ECG electrodes.
78 Years old male presented with this rhythm. What are your thoughts on the rhythm? Shoud you be concerned ?
