Simple explanation of QRS axis on ECG. . ➡️ Normal QRS Axis: -30° to 90° ➡️ Left Axis Deviation (LAD): -30° to -90° ➡️ Right Axis Deviation (RAD): 90° to 180° ➡️ Extreme Axis Deviation: -90° to ±180° . . #doctor #drshujat #medicalstudent #medstudent #mbbs #medical #médical #medicalmedium #medicalaesthetics #medicaleducation #medicalschool #medicalknowledge #medicalaesthetician #medicalscience #ecg #ecginterpretation #cardiology #residentphysician #physician | Dr M Shujat Rasool

ECG Axis Deviation made easy 👍👎 👍 Lead I 👍 aVF Both up? → Normal axis I up, aVF down? → Left axis deviation I down, aVF up? → Right axis deviation Both down? → Extreme axis #doctor #ecg #medicalstudent #medstudent #medstudent | Medschoolbro

You’ll Never Forget Axis Deviation After This Ever wondered why QRS flips on an ECG? It’s simpler than you think. Watch how polarity changes in Lead I and aVF, standing vs handstand says it all. Normal. Left. Right. Extreme. You’ll never forget axis deviation after this. Learn. Adapt. Respond. #ECG #Paramedic #MedicalEducation #PrehospitalCare #MedStudent | The Medical Lounge

🫀🔀 CARDIAC AXIS 🔀🫀 👍🏽👍🏽 Normal axis (-30° to 90°) 👍🏽👎🏽 Left axis deviation (-30° to -90°) 👎🏽👍🏽 Right axis deviation (90° to 180°) 👎🏽👎🏽 Extreme axis deviation (180° to -90°)☠️☠️☠️ #ERNurse #EmergencyNurse #CEN #CFRN #CTRN #ICUNurse #NCLEX #NursingSchool #NursingStudent #Nurse #ICUNurse #CCRN #FlightNurse #FlightMedic #FPC #paramedic #criticalcare #HEMS | NurseGwenny