Can you help me interpret my ECG?

This is the machine reading you have given me, and not the actual tracing. The tracing is the thing that one would have to see. The machine reading is not close to being accurate. So there is no way to interpret what you have provided. I think that the rate, sinus tachycardia, is the only thing I would feel as a true statement. But I cannot evaluate anything else, such as ST progression, T wave appearance, etc.

this is organic V-tach, showing a fee of 210 BPM. His defibrillator ought to have fired except the fee over 2 hundred grow to be no longer sustained for any length of time so as that the defib ought to experience a persevered concern. If the fee stayed under 2 hundred (this is greater advantageous than probable the clarification and with in basic terms a quick spurt of a greater physically powerful fee), then it would not fireplace. And, amiodorone may well be the drug of decision for this, first a bolus, probable a 2nd bolus and then a continuous drip. If unsuccessful with the meds, then cardioversion might then be the subsequent logical option.

Answering this would take ALLOT of room and require extra space. Instead, here is a link to the wikipedia article(this is one of the most complete and best articles on all of wikipedia) that fully describes all of your questions in plain english. Good Luck. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecg