Basic EKG Flashcards
Coronary Arteries
-Where are they located?
- The coronary arteries lie on top of the EPICARDIUM
Pulmonary Veins
Only veins that carry oxygenated blood
Cardiac Cells
-Pacemaker Cells
- Generate electrical impulses
Cardiac Cells
-Conducting Cells
- Conduct the impulses to the myocardial cells
Cardiac Cells
-Myocardial Cells
- ONLY have MECHANICAL function w/ electrical stimulation
EKG
- EKG only shows electrical activity. NO mechanical activity
Ejection Fraction
- The % of blood pumped out with each contraction
- Normal = 65-75%
P-Wave shows what?
Atrial Depolarization
PR Shows?
Atrial Contraction
PR Interval Shows?
- Atrial Depolarization + Atrial Contraction
QRS shows?
- Ventricular Depolarization
ST shows?
- Ventricular Contraction
T wave Shows?
- Ventricular Repolarization
U wave shows?
- Repolarization of Purkinje
QT Shows?
- Whole Ventricular Circle
ECG Waves?
- P
- QRS
- T
Depolarization
Electrical Event
Contraction
Mechanicaal Event
Repolarization
Resting Diastole
Cardiac Ions
Potassium
Calcium
Magnesium
Depolarization
Electrical Event
Contraction
Mechanicaal Event
Repolarization
Resting Diastole
Cardiac Ions
Potassium
Calcium
Magnesium
U wave
Repolarization of purkinjee
EKG interpretation
- Rate
- Rhythm
- PR interval
- QT interval
5 P wave - T wave
- Interpretation
- QRS complex
Sinus arrhythmia
Variation of normal sinsus
U wave
Repolarization of purkinjee
ECG Segments?
- PR Segment
2. ST Segment
ECG Intervals?
- PR Interval
2. QT Interval
Which Leads are Positively Deflected?
Leads I, II, & III
Leads V1 or MCL1
Small positive R-Wave then Large S-Wave