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What is The ECG given below is seen in which condition ? and explain in detail?
Hyperkelemia - ECG tall T waves > Clinical Features > Most of Hyperkalemic individuals are asymptomatic. > If present - symptoms are nonspecific and predominantly related to muscular or cardiac functions. > The most common - weakness and fatigue. > Occasionally, frank muscle paralysis or shoness of breath. > Patients also may complain of palpitations or chest pain. > Arrythmias occur-- Sinus Brady, Sinus arrest, VT, VF, Asystole ,some may repo nausea, vomiting, and paresthesias ref : harrisons 20th ed