Arrhythmias Flashcards

1
Q

CPVT is associated with mutations in what receptors?

A

calsequestrin and ryanodine receptor mutations

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2
Q

ARVC is associated with mutations in what molecule?

A

plakophilin

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3
Q

what would be the indication for PPM for isolated first degree AV block

A

there are some uncontrolled trials which show benefit in symptomatic patients with PR >300ms

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4
Q

what is pacemaker hysteresis?

A

an additional delay beyond the base rate for which pacemaker is set to wait before initiating paced beats

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5
Q

Which antiarrhythmic class can unmask Brugada on ECG?

A

Class 1C (flecanide and propafenone)

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6
Q

Hyperkalemic T waves look … (name 3 qualities)

A

peaked, narrow based, and symmetric

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7
Q

What does hypocalcemia look like on ECG?

A

prolongation of QTc due to lengthening of the ST segment

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8
Q

What ECG findings are seen with ostium primum?

A

incomplete RBBB and left axis deviation

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9
Q

What are the criteria for LPFB?

A

RAD (>+90 degrees), rS in high lateral leads, qR in inferior leads

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10
Q

What is disopyramide and what is it primarily used for?

A

Class Ia anti arrhythmic; primarily used for VT, but also used for HOCM and can be used for atrial fibrillation (off-label)

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11
Q

CRT should be pursued if a patient with a device is expected to pace more than ____% of the time

A

40%

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