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You are working as a physician associate at a summer resort in Big Sky Resort, MT, USA. An 80-year-old male walks into your clinic with complaints of chest tightness. He is cold, clammy, diaphoretic. Your ECG interpretation and/or treatment would be:
- A. This is most certainly a septal MI as evident by the significant Q-wave of V2
- B. This tracing represents lateral/high lateral ischemia as seen by the ST depressions and downsloping seen in avL
- C. This is simply LVH with ST-T changes (strain) and the patient should be discharged home
- D. This patient needs further clinical and laboratory evaluation and comparison with an old ECG
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You are challenged to interpret a cardiogram as either Wide Complex SVT (SupraVentricular Tachycardia) versus Ventricular Tachycardia. Clues suggestive of Ventricular Tachycardia include:

V Tach ECG Rhythm Sample
- A. Initial R-wave in Lead avR
- B. |QRS| > 0.14 sec
- C. Lead V1 all upright with taller initial rabbit ear
- D. Precordial Leads V1 to V6 all negative
- E. Precordial Leads V1 to V6 all positive
- F. All the above
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Question: True or False? The computer interpretation of the 12-lead ECG is very reliable and should be used regularly in clinical practice.
- A. True
- B. False
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The presence of Early Transition on the 12-lead ECG (where R-wave > S-wave between Leads V1 & V2) may indicate which of the following:
- A. Normal Variant
- B. RBBB
- C. Posterior Infarction
- D. All of the Above
- E. None of the Above
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As regards T-wave Inversion in the 12-lead ECG, T-wave Inversion:
- A. T-wave inversion should not be seen in any leads of the 12-lead ECG
- B. T-wave inversion may occur during acute ischemia
- C. T-wave inversion may occur as a cardiac manifestation during infection with COVID-19
- D. T-wave inversion may be a normal variant in leads V1, avL, avF or III
- E. All of the Above
- F. B, C & D only
- G. B & C only
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You are working as a physician associate at a summer resort in Big Sky Resort, MT, USA. An 80-year-old male walks into your clinic with complaints of chest tightness. He is cold, clammy, diaphoretic. Your ECG interpretation and/or treatment would be:

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