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30 Cards in this Set
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Which indicates normal sinus rhythm? |
SA node is the pacemaker |
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Which statement is true? |
The electrical signal fire’s first, then heart reacts mechanically |
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In a normal individual what is occurring during IVCT phase? |
Pressure in the LV increases, valves are open |
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Where does the ventricular premature beat originate? |
The ventricles |
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Which is the hearts natural pacemaker? |
SA node |
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Which delays electrical impulses in order to enable atria to deliver blood to ventricles? |
AV node |
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Ventricular diastole is the event represented in which ECG wave? |
T wave |
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What three phases represents ventricular diastole and order? |
Rapid early filling, diastases, atrial systole |
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Atrial systole is considered a part of? |
Late ventricular diastole |
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The period of time between Atrioventricular valve closure and semi lunar valve opening is termed? |
IVCT |
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Sinus rhythm with heart rate of greater than 100? |
Sinus tachycardia |
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Sinus bradycardia is a heart rate of? |
Less than 60 bpm |
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Irregular atrial ectopic rate of 240 bpm - 360 bpm is most likely? |
Atrial flutter |
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A very fast irregular atrial rhythm with irregular ventricular response describes? |
A fib |
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Characteristics of a complete heart block? |
Absence of P-wave |
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ECG to the right has a swooping ST segment due to? |
Digitalis overdose |
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The EKG has a peak ST segment due to? |
Hyperkalemia |
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EKG to the right is dangerous because of? |
Low cardiac output |
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The absence of P-wave an excess of 100 bpm? |
V tach |
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Diagram to the right is illustrating? |
SA block |
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The biphasic P-wave shown in V1 is due to? |
Atrial enlargement |
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ECG to the right shows? |
Sinus tachycardia |
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A normal QRS should be _____ or less? |
0.12 ms |
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Electrical ventricular diastole is depicted in which ECG wave? |
T-wave |
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The P-wave on ECG waveform represents? |
Electrical atrial systole |
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R-R interval? |
6 |
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ST segment? |
3 |
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QRS complex? |
2 |
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PR interval? |
1 |
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QT segment? |
4 |