Which kind of MI is best seen by looking at the EKG upside down from behind?
A)Inferior
B)Anteroseptal
C)Posterior
D)Lateral

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Looking at the EKG upside down from behind can help to better visualize the ST segment changes and tall R waves in leads V1-V3, which are characteristic of a posterior MI. This view allows a better appreciation of the reciprocal changes, which are often subtle in other views.

Which Kind of MI Is Best Seen by Looking at the EKG