Question 22 (part 2) · LEK · Acute coronary syndromes
A typical electrocardiographic image of acute myocardial infarction is:
- A. elevation of the ST segment at point J, in two adjacent leads, by mm in V1-V3 or by 1 mm in others.
- B. elevation of the ST segment at point J, in two adjacent leads, by mm in V4-V6 or by mm in others. 2 1
- C. change in ST segment morphology at J ( depression or elevation )
- D. recent right bundle branch block.
- E. the true answers are A iD.
Hint
Recall that STEMI thresholds for ST elevation differ between the right precordial leads and all other leads.
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