What abnormality is shown ?What is the underlying problem ?
What is your management ?
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8 comments:
Going to give it a try:)
1. Presence of prominent u wave(not sure is the t wave is flattened??)
2. Pathological u wave-can be due to hypokalemia, hypocalcemia, hypomagnasaemia and hypothyroidism.
u wave is seen in healthy people if the t wave is not flatten
3. Check U&E, thyroid function test
1. presence of U wave, flattening of T wave esp on the II lead with prolonged QT interval.
2. Hypokalemia
3. Potassium cloride 10% 10 mL in 100 ml NS infusion over 1 hour.
and find the cause
1: U wave present.
2: Hypokalemia.
3: Potassium replacement.
Well,i think the T WAVE is not flattened and the QT interval is not prolonged either.{Please correct me if am wrong} :)
2:1 block
ischemic heart disease/acute carditis/digoxin/BB
treat according to etiology.
symptoms of hypoperfusion- atropine/isoprenaline?
i say....
presence of u-wave, check for serum electrolytes (?hypokalemia)
i say....
presence of u-wave, check for serum electrolytes (?hypokalemia)
As presented by ECG
?increase PR interval?
Depression of ST-segment
and prominent U-waves
indicates conduction defectand
ischemia potassium or other
ions imbalance-
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