This document contains 43 EKG readings with interpretations provided by emergency medicine physicians. For each EKG, the rate, rhythm, axis, intervals, morphology, ST segments, and T waves are described and any abnormalities or clinical correlations are noted. The EKGs demonstrate a variety of normal and abnormal rhythms, conduction abnormalities, signs of ischemia, infarction and other cardiac pathologies.

1. Mark Silverberg, MD MMB FACEP Vivian Tsai, MD MPH Kaedrea Jackson, MD MPH Department of Emergency Medicine SUNY Downstate Medical Center/ Kings County Hospital Brooklyn, NY

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