Could you tell me what this report means

[lam987]

What does this holter report mean?
2568 Isolated
8 Couplets
3 Runs
12 Beats in Runs
5 Beats longest at 150 BPM
4 beats fastest at 185 BPM
Longest RR 1.528 sec

[is_something_wrong]

It was a joke ;) Though the other post said supraventricular.

Why I'm making some fun of it is because (almost) you all when you feel a palpitation seem to think "oh, that was a PVC". It may be a PVC but it may also be a PAC. I only have PACs, but I think most people have both.

[MichelleP_3811]

Oh, I see now, the supraventricular etopics.  So they were having all pacs and not pvcs.  I did not read the other post.  

[MichelleP_3811]

I am confused how you can tell it was pacs versus pvcs just by the word isolated?  Are individual pvcs called something else?  I had a holter and it actually distinguished between the two stating how many of each I had seeing as this one did not give a description of the type one would assume they are of the same variety but then again I am not that educated on tests results.

[is_something_wrong]

Well, another example why there is only PVCs in the US and no PACs ;)

You had 2568 PACs, 12 (5+4+3) beats in runs (short atrial tachycardia). Your other post said "supraventricular ectopics".

Longest RR of 1.528 sec means that your lowest heart rate was 40 or you had a brief episode of sinus arrhythmia with variable intervals. Both are normal especially at night.

[MichelleP_3811]

You had 2568 single pvcs.  You had 8 that were 2 in a row, couplets.  You had 3 times when you had at least 2 beats in a row defined as nonsustained ventricular tachycardia or nsvt.  I am not sure what the RR interval means so hopefully someone else can jump on and give a clearer understanding for that reading.  They can also correct me if I got something wrong.  Has your doctor put you on beta blockers?