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DR KIRAN VS
NARAYANA HRUDAYALAYA
     BANGALORE
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Conduction system
Leads and waves
How to report?
Why ECG alone is useless?
How to diagnose with help of ECG?
How to evaluate arrhythmias?
Answer to win!
Conclusion!!
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Standardization: 10 mm high so that 10 mm = 1 mV.
Paper speed is correct.
Heart rate: 1500/SMALL squares
Intervals: PR and QT intervals, width of the QRS
  complexes.
QRS axis: L1 and aVF
P: there or not? Rate
                      PP: Regular or not?
                      PR: normal or short?
                      QRS: Follows P? Rate
                      QRS: narrow or wide?
                      RR: Regular or not?
                      ST: Normal or not?
Normal Sinus Rhythm
                      QT: Normal or long?
                      Put them together
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
NEVER diagnose only on ECG!
ECG


Clinical data


ECG


Diagnosis               Prize!!
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
 4-mo old boy
 Cyanotic, SO2 80%
 No spells
 ESM LUSB
 Your diagnosis:
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
 14-year old girl
 Asymptomatic now
 Intermittent palpitations, no syncope
 SO2: 94%
 Split S2, multiple heart sounds, no murmurs
 Diagnosis?
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
 6-year old boy
 Asymptomatic
 SO2: 98%
 RV apex
 No click
 S2 spilt not well appreciated
 ESM LUSB
 Your diagnosis in light of ECG?
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
 7-day old girl
 Tachypneoa with recessions
 SO2 88%
 Split S2
 ESM LUSB
 Your diagnosis
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
 1-year old
 Cyanotic
 SO2: 78%
 Clubbing
 S2 single
 ESM LUSB
 Your diagnosis
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
 3-month old
 Severe LV dysfunction
 Pulmonary venous congestion
 CTR 70%
 LV EF 15%
 Your diagnosis?
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
 3-year old boy
 Failure to thrive
 DOE
 S2 split
 PSM at apex
 ESM LUSB
 Your diagnosis?
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
 Newborn
 Severe cyanosis
 LV apex
 S2 single
 No precordial murmur
 Continuous murmur at LUSB
 Your diagnosis
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
 1-day old boy
 Tachypneoa
 Feeble pulses
 No R-F delay
 Features of shock
 RV apex
 Your diagnosis
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
 18-year old boy
 Exertional breathlessness
 Baseline SO2: 88%, drops to 80% with minimal effort
 RV apex
 Loud S2
 Your diagnosis
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
 8-year old girl
 Had cardiac surgery
 Additional procedure after 3 weeks
 Asymptomatic now
 Your diagnosis?
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Pediatric ecg learning with quiz
Are there normal P waves present?
Are the QRS complexes wide or narrow?
What is the relationship between the P waves and QRS
  complexes?
Is the rhythm regular or irregular?
ECG per-se is useless
Always with clinical scenario
“Treat the pt; not the ECG” is cliché
Treat pt till ECG is OK!
Get a good 12-lead ECG with Rhythm strip for atleast 15
  seconds
Good luck with ECGs
Arrhythmia ECGs need analysis
“It looks like....?!” : rarely correct
More it looks normal, more it is likely to be normal!
Analysis of arrhythmia is more important than giving it a
  named diagnosis
Normal ECG is the most important one to learn
TRY, PRACTICE, FAIL, RELEARN – ITS GOOD!!
Hell is empty and all
the devils are here. --
Wm. Shakespeare,
"The Tempest"

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Pediatric ecg learning with quiz

  • 1. DR KIRAN VS NARAYANA HRUDAYALAYA BANGALORE
  • 3. Conduction system Leads and waves How to report? Why ECG alone is useless? How to diagnose with help of ECG? How to evaluate arrhythmias? Answer to win! Conclusion!!
  • 12. Standardization: 10 mm high so that 10 mm = 1 mV. Paper speed is correct. Heart rate: 1500/SMALL squares Intervals: PR and QT intervals, width of the QRS complexes. QRS axis: L1 and aVF
  • 13. P: there or not? Rate PP: Regular or not? PR: normal or short? QRS: Follows P? Rate QRS: narrow or wide? RR: Regular or not? ST: Normal or not? Normal Sinus Rhythm QT: Normal or long? Put them together
  • 18. NEVER diagnose only on ECG! ECG Clinical data ECG Diagnosis Prize!!
  • 20.  4-mo old boy  Cyanotic, SO2 80%  No spells  ESM LUSB  Your diagnosis:
  • 24.  14-year old girl  Asymptomatic now  Intermittent palpitations, no syncope  SO2: 94%  Split S2, multiple heart sounds, no murmurs  Diagnosis?
  • 28.  6-year old boy  Asymptomatic  SO2: 98%  RV apex  No click  S2 spilt not well appreciated  ESM LUSB  Your diagnosis in light of ECG?
  • 32.  7-day old girl  Tachypneoa with recessions  SO2 88%  Split S2  ESM LUSB  Your diagnosis
  • 36.  1-year old  Cyanotic  SO2: 78%  Clubbing  S2 single  ESM LUSB  Your diagnosis
  • 40.  3-month old  Severe LV dysfunction  Pulmonary venous congestion  CTR 70%  LV EF 15%  Your diagnosis?
  • 44.  3-year old boy  Failure to thrive  DOE  S2 split  PSM at apex  ESM LUSB  Your diagnosis?
  • 48.  Newborn  Severe cyanosis  LV apex  S2 single  No precordial murmur  Continuous murmur at LUSB  Your diagnosis
  • 52.  1-day old boy  Tachypneoa  Feeble pulses  No R-F delay  Features of shock  RV apex  Your diagnosis
  • 56.  18-year old boy  Exertional breathlessness  Baseline SO2: 88%, drops to 80% with minimal effort  RV apex  Loud S2  Your diagnosis
  • 60.  8-year old girl  Had cardiac surgery  Additional procedure after 3 weeks  Asymptomatic now  Your diagnosis?
  • 65. Are there normal P waves present? Are the QRS complexes wide or narrow? What is the relationship between the P waves and QRS complexes? Is the rhythm regular or irregular?
  • 66. ECG per-se is useless Always with clinical scenario “Treat the pt; not the ECG” is cliché Treat pt till ECG is OK! Get a good 12-lead ECG with Rhythm strip for atleast 15 seconds Good luck with ECGs
  • 67. Arrhythmia ECGs need analysis “It looks like....?!” : rarely correct More it looks normal, more it is likely to be normal! Analysis of arrhythmia is more important than giving it a named diagnosis Normal ECG is the most important one to learn TRY, PRACTICE, FAIL, RELEARN – ITS GOOD!!
  • 68. Hell is empty and all the devils are here. -- Wm. Shakespeare, "The Tempest"