ECG Summary

ECG SUMMARY
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Table of Contents
Summary of ECG 1.........................................................................................................................3
Summary of ECG 2.........................................................................................................................3
Reference list...................................................................................................................................5
Appendices......................................................................................................................................6
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Summary of ECG 1
In case of First ECG, I have found 75 beats per minutes and regular rhythm. I have learned that
QRS complex and P wave are measured in order to evaluate condition of heart rate. I understand
by this course that presence of RSR wave within V1 indicates duration of QRS and the right
ventricle have been increased. I think, it can be stated that underlying congenital diseases,
hypertrophy of right ventricles and normal variants are the cause of depolarization in the left
side. I have learned that this kind of interpretation of ECG report states that the person has
medical issue regarding right bundle brunch block (RBBB). As suggested by Regueiro et al.
(2016), QRS duration must be increased by 100 ms and it needs to be prolonged within the S
wave. [Referred to Appendix 1]
These courses have made me understand that invasive management is required in case of
presence of block in artery like this case. Several processes are there those can be used in
management of RBBB. From the discussion, I have understood that rate of ventricle and artery
needs to be measured as well as evaluated separately. It may be difficult for me to maintain
normal electric flow within heart of patient (Heldeweg et al. 2016). On another hand, the group
discussion has made me realize that I need to evaluate whether the issue of blocking is chronic or
acute. Management of RBBB includes comparing. I have understood that old ECG reports are
useful resources that can help me to evaluate new reports of ECG. From this course, I have
learned that I need to refer this kind of patient to the department of cardiac outpatient.
Summary of ECG 2
In this case, ventricle and article rates have been measured separately. I have found that
Ventricle rate is 40 beats per minutes and artery rate is 70 beats/ minute. I have learned that
Consideration of R wave and intervals of r wave helps to understand regular rhythm. P wave has
been spotted to QRS complex. Missing heart beat is observed with normal QRS. Abnormality of
this ECG is indicating that this person has a 2nd degree heart block, which is also known as type 1
Mobiltz. This course has helped me to understand that these abnormalities of heart rate refer to
the diseases caused type 1 Mobiltz. [Referred to Appendix 2]
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