Bradyarrhythmias Flashcards

1
Q

What are the differences/characteristics of the three degrees of SA exit block? How are they treated?

A

Primary - can’t be seen on ECG
Secondary - intermittent/absent P-waves
Tertiary - lack of atrial activity, susidiary atrial pacemaker takes over, sinus arrest on ECG
Pacer

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2
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How is SA node dysfunction diagnosed? Treated?

A

Diagnosed - Holter monitor, carotid sinus pressure > 5 sec

Treatment - pacer

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3
Q

Which disease causes calcification of the heart skeleton? Which only degenerates the conduction system?

A

Lev - degenerates skeleton

Lenegres - degrades only conduction system

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4
Q

What can cause PAT with block?

A

Digoxin toxicity

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5
Q

What syndrome is associated with Tertiary AV block?

A

Sttokes-Adam Syncope/Syndrome

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6
Q

How are Mobitz II and Tertiary AV blocks treated?

A

Pacemaker

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7
Q

What 4 conditions requrie permanent pacemakers?

A

Persistent 2nd degree AVblock with bilateral BBB
Compelte Heart Block
Symptomatic AV block at any level
Transient advanced AV block at AV node level

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