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What is In a patient with the following clinical sign which of the following ECG will be seen? and explain in detail?
Image shows Chvostek sign of Hypocalcemia. ECG shows QT prolongation (a huge value of 700msec) in hypocalcemia which is clearly visible in option A. 2nd choice shows ST segment depression 3rd choice showing Osborne wave of hypothermia. 4th choice has broad complex tachycardia- V.Tachycardia.