Heart Electrical Cycle Interval Calculator
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About Heart Electrical Cycle Intervals
The heart's electrical cycle consists of several key intervals that provide important diagnostic information:
- PR Interval: Time from P wave onset to QRS complex onset, representing AV conduction time.
- QRS Duration: Time for ventricular depolarization.
- QT Interval: Time from QRS onset to T wave end, representing total ventricular activity.
- RR Interval: Time between consecutive R waves, indicating heart rate.
Note: This calculator is for educational purposes only. Always consult healthcare professionals for medical interpretation of ECG readings.
Normal Ranges
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PR Interval:
120-200 ms
First-degree AV block: >200 ms -
QRS Duration:
80-120 ms
Bundle branch block: >120 ms -
QT Interval:
Varies with heart rate
Use Bazett's formula for QTc -
Heart Rate:
60-100 bpm (at rest)
Clinical Significance
- Abnormal PR: AV conduction disorders
- Wide QRS: Conduction delays
- Prolonged QT: Risk of arrhythmias
- Irregular RR: Rhythm disorders