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PVC

Weird fat QRS

The heart contacting is

Depolarization

The heart beating too fast is

Tachycardia

We read the ___ of the heart on the monitor not ___

Electrical Activity



Muscular activity

Normal heat rate is

60 - 100 bpm

Repolarization is

The heart resting

An interval is

A time between 2 specific events



PR interval


QRS interval


QT interval


RR interval

1 small box is

.04 seconds

5 small boxes is

.2 seconds

5 large boxes is

1 second

A normal strip is

6 seconds

A P wave represents

The contraction of the atria

The T wave is

The repolarization (resting) of the heart

The QRS is

The contraction of the ventricle

A normal PR interval is

3-5 boxes

A normal QRS interval is

1-3 boxes

Atrial flutter

SVT have ___ P waves, indicated by a ___

Hidden



Narrow QRS

Supraventricular Tachycardia



(Notice the narrow QRS, so there IS a P wave)



(Tachycardia with hidden P's, >150 bpm)

What are the Premature beats

PAC Premature Artial contraction



PJC " " junctional contraction



PVC " " ventricular contraction

PAC stands for ___



And effects the ___

Premature Artial Contractions



P wave

PAC



(The P wave is Upright but weird)

A PJC affects the ____



It will be ____

P wave



Flat or inverted


PJC Premature Junctional contraction



(Flat / Inverted P wave)

No P wave will make a QRS ___


Wide

PVC



(No P wave, so wide QRS)

PVC patterns

Ventricular Bi/ tri/ quadrigeminy



Couplets



Runs of Ventricular tachycardia


Runs of ventricular tachycardia

3 or more PVC's in a row

Wandering Artial Pacemaker (WAP)

WAP's have

At least 3 different P waves



Even flat ones

What are the 6 lethal rhythms

Ventricular tachycardia (V tach)


Ventricular fibrillation (V fib)


Torsades de pointes


Idioventricular rhythm


Accelerated Idioventricular rhythm


Asystole

Ventricular tachycardia

V tach has

No P wave



Wide QRS



101-250 bpm

V fib indicates that a pt is

"Clinically dead"

Ventricular fibrillation

Torsades de pointe are usually ___ bpm

150-250 bpm

Torsades de pointe

Idioventricular rhythm has

No P wave (so a wide QRS)



Is very slow! 20-40 bpm

Idioventricular rhythm



20 - 40 bpm



Accelerated Idioventricular rhythms are

41-100 bpm



No P wave, thus, a wide QRS

Accelerated Idioventricular rhythm



41- 100 bpm

Junctional rhythm is

Slow



40-60 bpm

Junctional rhythms have



____ P waves



Flat (hidden) or inverted P waves



This is indicated by a normal QRS.



Junctional rhythms are classified by their ___

Rate

Junctional rhythm



(Looks like Idioventricular rhythm but the QRS is narrow)



40-60 bpm

There are ___ types of "fast" junctional rhythms

2



Accelerated junctional rhythm &



junctional tachycardia

Accelerated junctional rhythms are

61-100

Accelerated junctional rhythm



61-100 bpm

Junctional tachycardia is

100- 150

Junctional tachycardia > 150 is considered

SVT

A bundle branch block is

A delay or obstruction along electrical pathway on the right or left of the ventricles

A wide or slurred S wave indicates a

Right bundle branch block



(The effect of an old heart attack)

Right bundle branch block

This bundle block has an "M" shape or notched R waves

Left bundle branch block

Left bundle branch block

The 3 paced rhythms

Atrial pacemaker



Ventricular pacemaker



Atrioventricular pacemaker

Junctional Tachycardia



100- 150

Atrioventricular Paced Rhythm



(The spike is in the P wave for Atrial paced



The spike will be in the QRS for a V. Paced)



This characterizes a 1st degree heart block

Elongated PR interval



(Longer than 3-5 boxes)

1st degree heart block

2nd degree heart blocks deal with ____

Missing QRS's

Ventricular Paced Rhythm

Arrhythmia

P wave


Irregular R to R

A fib

NO P wave


Irregular

If QRS is Larger than .12 it is a

BBB

Qrs over _____ is a BBB

.10