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Which indicates normal sinus rhythm?

SA node is the pacemaker

Which statement is true?

The electrical signal fire’s first, then heart reacts mechanically

In a normal individual what is occurring during IVCT phase?

Pressure in the LV increases, valves are open

Where does the ventricular premature beat originate?

The ventricles

Which is the hearts natural pacemaker?

SA node

Which delays electrical impulses in order to enable atria to deliver blood to ventricles?

AV node

Ventricular diastole is the event represented in which ECG wave?

T wave

What three phases represents ventricular diastole and order?

Rapid early filling, diastases, atrial systole

Atrial systole is considered a part of?

Late ventricular diastole

The period of time between Atrioventricular valve closure and semi lunar valve opening is termed?

IVCT

Sinus rhythm with heart rate of greater than 100?

Sinus tachycardia

Sinus bradycardia is a heart rate of?

Less than 60 bpm

Irregular atrial ectopic rate of 240 bpm - 360 bpm is most likely?

Atrial flutter

A very fast irregular atrial rhythm with irregular ventricular response describes?

A fib

Characteristics of a complete heart block?

Absence of P-wave

ECG to the right has a swooping ST segment due to?

Digitalis overdose

The EKG has a peak ST segment due to?

Hyperkalemia

EKG to the right is dangerous because of?

Low cardiac output

The absence of P-wave an excess of 100 bpm?

V tach

Diagram to the right is illustrating?

SA block

The biphasic P-wave shown in V1 is due to?

Atrial enlargement

ECG to the right shows?

Sinus tachycardia

A normal QRS should be _____ or less?

0.12 ms

Electrical ventricular diastole is depicted in which ECG wave?

T-wave

The P-wave on ECG waveform represents?

Electrical atrial systole

R-R interval?

6

ST segment?

3

QRS complex?

2

PR interval?

1

QT segment?

4