ECG Interpretation 1

Intense chest pain, clammy skin.

Antecedent of myocardial infarction. Pain in the left side of the chest on inspiration. Alcohol intoxicated.

Biting, opressive, burning chest discomfort and shortness of breath. BP 92/56

This patient was in town and became suddenly dizzy and fell on the ground.

Patient with alcohol dependence. He had some withdrawal symptoms yesterday. Woken in the night with palpitations and inner unrest.

Patient with aortic stenosis. Increasing shortness of breath over the last weeks, waking up with respiratory distress.

Patient with COPD. 30 minutes with unusual shortness of breath. No chest pain.

Awaiting RFA for an unspecified tachycardia. Now pronounced palpitations.

Tendency to angina pectoris pain over the last two weeks. The patient has now had 30 minutes of intense chest pain.

Increasing shortness of breath. Known with atrial fibrillation and a personal history of previous stroke.

Sever dizziness over 1 week. No syncope or presyncope.

Central chest pain during most of the day. Since 2 hours ago, severe exacerbation of the pain, radiating now to the jaw and both arms.

Previously healthy. Cardiac arrest successfully reanimated after 5 minutes of CPR. Uncouncious, rattling breathing, BP 60/37mmHg.

Smoker. Two episodes with typical chest pain. The patient goes to his GP and receives nitroglycerin spray with some effect.

Ongoing palpitations that lasted all night.

Antecedent of AMI/PCI. Increasing shortness of breath and tiredness through the day. BP 192/130mmHg.

Increasing shortness of breath and rapid pulse for 4 weeks.

Known to have hypertension and being a former smoker. Acute onset of oppressive chest pain that radiates to his jaw.

Previously underwent CABG. An hour ago sudden onset of crushing chest pain radiating to the left shoulder.

Patient seen during a routine visit at his GP. No cardiovascular risk factors. He complains of episodes with pain in the left arm at rest.

Previously underwent CABG and aortic valve operation.

Known for many years with a non-malignant palpitation problem. He called the ambulance because he has a episode now. Fine BP.

Palpitations and shortness of breath during physical activity during the last 2 weeks.

This patient developed central chest pain radiating to the neck and left arm an hour ago. Associated nausea.

Antecedent of myocardial infarction and cardiac arrest. Today found somnolent in his armchair.

Unwell for two days.

This patient has diabetes, has an history of previous myocardial infarction and complains of dyspnea and chills. Temperature 39°C

Antecedent of myocardial infarction. Increasing shortness of breath with frothy pink sputum over 2 days. Hypoxemia.

Known with atrial fibrillation, hypertension and aortic stenosis. Debut 10 hours ago with gradual onset upper abdominal pain that spreads gradually to the thorax and described as a constant oppressive sensation radiating to the neck. BT 160/76

Wakes up with chest pain radiating to the neck and jaw. The pain does not depend on breathing or position.

Unwell since yesterday, had some twitching in his left arm. Known LBBB.

Known with diabetes, ischemic heart disease and COPD. Increasing shortness of breath. Known with daily intermittent chest pain.

Smoker with familial predisposition to cardiovascular disease. One hour with central breast pain.

Known with ischemic heart disease, atrial fibrillation and pacemaker. This afternoon onset of malaise, coughing, chest pain localized in the left side and neck pain. A bit of dyspnea as well.

Patient with hypertension. Atypical chest pain.

Cardiac arrest, successful reanimation after 3 minutes of CPR. Hemodynamically stable now.

Sudden onset of central chest pain during a hunting trip. BP 63/39mmHg.

CABG operated in 2000. Complains of shortness of breath and cough.

Wakes up with palpitations, general malaise, cold sweats, shortness of breath and nausea.

Short syncope after having been generally unwell for a few days.

Acute onset of chest pain during hunting.

Acute onset of chest pain radiating to both arm for an half hour ago.

Woke up half an hour ago with pain in the chest, abdomen and between the shoulder blades.

Intermittent angina for the last 2 days. A new episode started 2 hours ago.

Palpitations all night and can’t sleep.

Antecedent of cardiac arrest. Has an ICD. Today syncope of one minute without prodrome.

Pricking chest pain and dizziness.

Diabetic patient with strong central chest pain, which started minutes ago.

Shortness of breath throughout the night, woke up several times. Accompanying mild left sided oppressive chest pain.

Persistent chest pain radiating to the left arm.