The following ECG (labelled ECG 3.) is that of an 83-year-old female found by her neighbour collapsed on the bathroom floor.
a)
Profound bradycardia
J (Osborn) waves
Atrial fibrillation
Shivering artefact
LVH
b)
Hypothermia
The ECG I used above comes from LITFL and was not part of the CCIM paper.
I was luckty to find it; and it contains everything in the college answer, including LVH by voltage criteria and even shivering artifact.
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