Following is an ECG of a 73 years of male patient with a history of IHD with 3 stents presenting with intermittent mild central chest pain. You are shown this ECG. Describe the abnormalities and you likely diagnosis. Would you consider assessing this ECG in any different way?
Following is an ECG of a 62 years of age Vietnamese man who has presented with an 8 hour history of intermittent left sided chest pain. He looks well from the end of the bed and his haemodynamics are within normal limits. Describe the abnormalities on the ECG and outline your management plan.
Following is an ECG of a 25 years old man with a four day history of left sided chest pain and its 0400 hours in the morning. He’s in a mild discomfort but looks well from the end of the bed and his observation were within normal limits. Describe the abnormalities, differential diagnosis and outline a management plan.
Following is an ECG of a 67 years of age man complaining of intermittent palpitations that lasts for two hours over the past two days with associated shortness of breath on exertion and chest tightness . Describe the ECG and the differential diagnosis.
Following is an ECG of a 74 years of age man with a 3 day history of intermittent moderate central chest pressure with associated dizziness. He looks mildly uncomfortable with normal hemodynamics . Describe the abnormalities on the ECG.
The following is an ECG of a febrile 86 years of age man in mild respiratory distress. He complained of intermittent bouts of central chest discomfort . He had a soft systolic murmur and was only recently discharged 72 hours prior from hospital for a prolonged hospital stay . Describe the ECG and its abnormalities.
It’s 0300 hours into a night shift where you about about to assess a 72 years of age female patient and this is her ECG .She is complaining of a mild 90 minute duration of a waxing and waning moderate chest discomfort. She was alert and hypertensive at 174/98 mmHg with a BSL of 5.9. What abnormalities can be seen and how would you treat and the disposition for the above patient.
You have been shown an ECG of a 29 years of age Type 1 Diabetic man whom is presenting with a 3 day history of vomiting . You were told that he is moderately to severely unwell with a respiratory rate of 36 saturating at 95% . He was normotensive with an initial GCS of 13/15 . Describe the abnormalities and discuss your management plan .
You are shown and ECG on a 54 years of age male patient you have yet to review with decreased exercise tolerance with intermittent dizziness. Describe and discuss the abnormalities.
Following ECG was obtained from a 24 years of age man complaining of a week history of intermittent chest pain. He is clinically well and his haemodynamics are all within normal limits . Describe the ECG and its associated abnormalities and outline your management of the above patient.