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This is a scan of a strip I had few days ago. I spent several hours in Photoshop darkening the lines and superimposing the graph paper behind it so I can use it on a test. I'm trying to get an idea from other medics on how difficult this is to interpret so I know how fair or unfair it will be on the EKG final for my Cardiology class. The patient was a 65 year old male that was totally asymptomatic and had a blood pressure of 124/80. He called us out because he has been feeling a little bad for the past 3 weeks and gets dizzy and short of breath when he gets up and moves around. What a surprise!
The waveform under the lead II waveform is the SPO2.
The link below is the answer key to what all the different waves are.
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