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4 examples to read together with the source
These examples contain conflicting, uncertain or already labelled answers, so they stay outside scored practice.
QUESTION 17
The source diagnosis says "probable hyperkalemia". Preserve this uncertainty; do not grade it as a definitive combined diagnosis.
Booklet answer
Left ventricular hypertrophy with probable hyperkalemia (tall peak T)
- S V1 + R V6 > 35 mm (here it is 50).
- Tall peaked T wave in V4 to V6.
- There is also tall R in V5.
QUESTION 27
The third source finding is incomplete: "wave in lead II, V4 to V6." The missing word has not been inferred.
Booklet answer
Sinus bradycardia
- Heart rate—56/min.
- P, QRS, T—normal.
- wave in lead II, V4 to V6.
QUESTION 41
The source finding refers to Mobitz II, while the diagnosis says "probably Mobitz type I". The source is internally inconsistent and uncertain; no definitive grading.
Booklet answer
A 2:1 AV block, probably Mobitz type I
- normal narrow QRS; approximately 30% of Mobitz II exhibits a narrow QRS complex.
QUESTION 45
The source has a diagnosis but no findings after "This ECG shows:". A complete findings rubric is unavailable; no findings have been invented.
Booklet answer
Ventricular tachycardia