The p wave is more + on the downslope and not on the upstroke in lead II, so it looks like LA enlargement to me.
The criteria is as follows:
RA enlargement = large first part of p wave in lead II (P-pulmonale) + sharp increase in V1
LA enlargement = large second part of p wave in lead II (P-mitrale) + sharp dip in V1
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V2,3,4 also have ST elevations.
Lead I doesn’t even have a ST elevations…
There are mild ST elevations in aVL and V6.
Do the T wave inversions allow for more precise localization?
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If I hear another attending mention Occam and his razor I will lose it!
I have heard it a million times and it makes me cringe!
Thank you for reading.
I am having trouble understanding this card, and ChatGPT has not been helpful (lol).
Please explain like I’m 5!
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Hi everyone,
AnKing was so helpful for me during pre-clinical and STEP 1.
As I have been studying for STEP 2 and Shelves, I have been realizing that AnKing has been missing some information.
Is there a possibility I can add cards to the STEP 2 aspect of the deck so I can give back and contribute to the deck which has been very helpful to me?
Perhaps the AnKing himself or Ahmed can please reply and let me know?
Thank you! :)