Atrial fibrillation strip
In this atrial fibrillation ECG review, the ECG criteria to diagnose atrial fibrillation ( afib) including atrial fibrillation with RVR, coarse atrial fibrillation, and other AF.
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The cardinal features of atrial fibrillation are an absence of coordinated depolarisation of the atria (absence of P waves on the ECG/EKG) and unpredictable.
Description:P waves are absent. The test takes less than 5 minutes. Thus, the long R-R interval between complexes 6 and 7 ms makes the refractory period of complex 7 longer, then complex 8 comes early at ms and thus complex 8 has aberrancy. Regardless always report your observations. Echocardiogram An echo uses ultrasound waves to create a moving picture of your heart. Look carefully for evidence of coordinated atrial depolarisation. Your heart rate and blood pressure are monitored during the test to detect anything unusual.
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