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Electrocardiogram Validity

Aka: Electrocardiogram Validity, EKG Validity
  1. Criteria: EKG Validity
    1. Limb Lead I is mirror of aVR
    2. R Wave progression across precordial leads
      1. R Wave more prominent by lead V4
      2. Poor progression in anterior Myocardial Infarction
    3. Voltage standardization mark at 1 mv
      1. Two big boxes tall (10 mm)
      2. Five small boxes wide (25 mm/sec)

Electrocardiography (C1623258)

Definition (NCI) A line graph that shows changes in the electrical activity of the heart over time. It is made by an instrument called an electrocardiograph. The graph can show that there are abnormal conditions, such as blocked arteries, changes in electrolytes (particles with electrical charges), and changes in the way electrical currents pass through the heart tissue.
Definition (CSP) measurement and interpretation of electrical manifestations of heart activity.
Definition (MSH) Recording of the moment-to-moment electromotive forces of the HEART as projected onto various sites on the body's surface, delineated as a scalar function of time. The recording is monitored by a tracing on slow moving chart paper or by observing it on a cardioscope, which is a CATHODE RAY TUBE DISPLAY.
Definition (NCI) A procedure which records the electrical current in the heart in the form of a continuous strip graph. The electrocardiography results may determine whether the heart is performing normally or suffering from abnormalities, may indicate coronary artery blockages, can be used for detecting calcium, magnesium and other electrolyte disturbances, allow the detection of conduction abnormalities, indicate the physical shape of a patient during stress test and provide information on the physical condition of the heart.
Concepts Diagnostic Procedure (T060)
MSH D004562
ICD9 89.52
SnomedCT 164960001, 142135006, 146485007, 142007005, 164844004, 46825001, 29303009, 271334005
English ECG, EKG, Electrocardiographic procedure, NOS, Electrocardiogram, NOS, electrocardiography, Electrocardiography NOS, Electrocardiography NOS (regime/therapy), Electrocardiographic or monitoring procedure, ELECTROCARDIOGR, electrocardiogram (procedure), electrocardiogram, Electrocardiography (procedure), Electrocardiograph, Electrocardiogram, Electrocardiographic procedure (procedure), Electrocardiographic procedure, Electrocardiography NOS (procedure), EKG (Electrophysiology), ECG NOS, Electrocardiography
Italian Elettrocardiogramma, ECG, EKG, Elettrocardiografia
French ECG, EKG, ECG (ÉlectroCardioGraphie), Electrocardiogramme, Électrocardiographie
Swedish Elektrokardiografi
Spanish electrocardiografía, SAI (régimen/tratamiento), electrocardiografía, SAI (procedimiento), Electrocardiography, Electrocardiography NOS, ECG, electrocardiografía, SAI, electrocardiograma, procedimiento electrocardiográfico (procedimiento), procedimiento electrocardiográfico, Electrocardiograma, EKG, Electrocardiografia, Electrocardiografía
Japanese シンデンズ, 心電図記録法, 心電図検査, 心電図検査法, 心電図記録, 心電計, 心電図
Czech elektrokardiografie, Elektrokardiogram, EKG
Finnish Elektrokardiografia
Russian ELEKTROKARDIOGRAFIIA, EKG, EKG PATTERN, ЭКГ ПАТТЕРН, ЭКГ ИЗОБРАЖЕНИЕ, EKG IZOBRAZHENIE, ЭКГ, ЭЛЕКТРОКАРДИОГРАФИЯ
Croatian ELEKTROKARDIOGRAFIJA
Polish Wykres EKG, Badanie elektrokardiograficzne, EKG, Elektrokardiografia
Hungarian EKG, Elektrokardiogram
Portuguese Electrocardiograma, ECG, EKG, Eletrocardiografia
Dutch elektrocardiogram, ECG, Elektrocardiografie
German Elektrokardiogramm, ECG, EKG, Elektrokardiographie
Sources
Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System)


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