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    The document outlines the objectives and content of an ECG course on AV blocks, including how to diagnose first, second, and third degree AV blocks and understand the differences between high and low AV blocks and their clinical implications. It discusses Mobitz type I and type II second degree AV blocks, high versus low degree AV blocks, and bi-fascicular and tri-fascicular blocks. The objectives are to know how to diagnose different types of AV blocks and understand differences in wide and narrow QRS complexes and clinical impacts of block types.

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    The document outlines the objectives and content of an ECG course on AV blocks, including how to diagnose first, second, and third degree AV blocks and understand the differences between high and low AV blocks and their clinical implications. It discusses Mobitz type I and type II second degree AV blocks, high versus low degree AV blocks, and bi-fascicular and tri-fascicular blocks. The objectives are to know how to diagnose different types of AV blocks and understand differences in wide and narrow QRS complexes and clinical impacts of block types.

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    E.C.G.

    Course – VII
    AV blocks
    Dr. Michael Kassirer

    ”Dept. Internal Medicine ”D


    Tel-Aviv Medical center
    :Objectives
    By the end of lesson 7 the student will:
     Know how to diagnose 1, 2nd degree (type I
    and II), and 3rd degree AV blocks
     Understand the difference between high
    and low AV blocks and their clinical
    implication.
     Understand the difference between wide
    and narrow QRS complex, regarding AV
    blocks.
    1° Av Block
    2° Av Block (Mobitz I) =
    Wenckebach
    2° ( Av Block (Mobitz II
    Second degree AV block – Mobitz type 2

    Normal
    N/A P>R
    P>R

     No of Ps > No of QRS
     PR interval does not prolongs from beat
    to beat
    3° AV Block (Complete
    (AVB

     AV dissociation
     QRS narrow or wide (=
    slower HR)
    High vs. Low degree AVB

    1° AVB 2° AVB Mobitz I


    2° AVB Mobitz I 3° AVB

    Bradycardia unlikely Bradycardia possible

    (Pacemaker (STBY / permanent


    Bi-Fascicular block
    Tri-Fascicular block

    1º AV block
    RBBB
    Left anterior hemiblock

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