Interpreting ECGS

What does PLACE mean when thicking about interpreting ECG readings

What paper speed is generally used for Small animal(S) and large animal (L)

Red dots have a gel on the underside to ensure good contact with was part of the animal?

the following ECG indicates what type of artifact

The following ECG indicates what type of artifact

The following ECG indicates what type of artifact

The following ECG depicts what type of artifact

What three things do you look at when evaluating your ECG

When determining origin of abnormal ECG, supraventricular indicates the issue origionating from which aspect of the heart?

How can you tell the difference between a supraventricular and ventricular problem on the ECG?

You have an abnormal ECG with a Tall and Narrow QRS wave. This indicates the problem origionates

You have an abnormal ECG with a wide and bizzare QRS wave. This indicates the problem origionates

You can tell if you have an 1st degree AV heart block if you remember this saying

You can tell if you have an 2nd degree AV heart block if you remember this saying

You can tell if you have an 3rd degree AV heart block if you remember this saying

What type of AV block is shown here

What type of AV block is shown here

What type of AV block is shown here

Supraventricular Premature complexes is characterized by a normal rate, tall and narrow QRS waves and

What type of arrhiythmia is shown above

Supraventricular Tachycardia is characterized by a fast rate, Tall and Narrow QRS, and

What arrhythmia does the above indicate

Ventricular premature complexes are characterized by wide and bizzare QRS waves and

What arrythmia is shown above

What is meant by "early complexes"

Ventricular tachycardia is characterized by Fast rate, Wide and bizarre QRS and

What arrhythmia is shown above

What are fibrillations? (multiple select)

Atria Fibrillation is defined by No P waves, undulating baseline and

What arrhythmia is shown above

Ventricular Fibrillation

What is the arrhythmia shown above