It goes like this:
1.) Rate and rhythm
2.) Axis determination
3.) QRS duration (Intervals)
4.) Morphology
5.) STE-mimics
6.) Ischemia, Injury, Infarct
“Step 7″ is a rule I started throwing in to remind students that one should always interpret an ECG (or any other diagnostic test) in light of the history and clinical presentation.
Read more:
The Six-Step Method for 12-Lead ECG Interpretation
Source: EMS 12-Lead
Art and Science of Laboratory Medicine
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