Anteroseptal ST elevation (V2, V3, & V4)? Correct me if I’m wrong, I’m still learning EKGs.
Need to know more about medical history. Is he already admitted to hospital? Is he in ER? Wmeds is this person taking? What are his labs? Do this person have increased potassium. They have peaked T waveI am not a Dr. I'm a ICU nurse but that is the things u would b lookong at.
He is not smoker he is not a drinker and did not take any regular medicin and he have not any past history of B.he never b hospitalizedand All rotin labs are normal
Definite peaked T wave. Hyperkalemia causes that, but SOB and vertigo aren't expected symptoms. What is his heart rate? Does his BP drop when he has the vertigo and SOB?
Look at the absent p wave and the small fibrillation waves in its place.
Big T wave and relatively big heart could tell us that could be cardiomiopathy and his symptoms are saying that he could have arytmia that is not seen in this ecg but could be cause of his vertigo
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