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Cardiac Conduction Flashcards

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What is the sinus nodes intrinsic rate?

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70bpm

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What heart rate can the atrial muscle generate?

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60bpm

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What heart rate can the AV node generate?

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40bpm

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What heart rate can the ventricular myocardium generate?

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30bpm

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What is automaticity?

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Ability of cardiac tissue to generate a heart beat

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Increased automaticity of the sinus node would cause what heart rate/rhythm?

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Sinus tachycardia

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What do ectopic beats usually generate from?

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Atrium for ventricles - increased automaticity

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How does digoxin toxicity affect the automaticity of the AV node?

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Increases it

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R on T ventricular ectopics can induce what rhythm?

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VF

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What is a normal amount of ectopic beats per day?

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<500

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What is there a risk of if >10% of beats are ectopic?

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Ectopic induced cardiomyopathy

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What common conditions underlie arrhythmias?

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IHD
Cardiomyopathy
Valve disease
Channelopathies
Electrolyte disturbance
Thyrotoxicosis

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What OTC remedies can cause ectopic beats?

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Sympathomimetic (decongestion)
Anti-histamine (sedation)

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What are three main mechanisms of SVT?

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Criteria for SVT?

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WPW criteria?

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WPW is an accessory pathway that connects what?

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Atrial and ventricular myocardium

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What macro-reentry circuits develop in WPW?

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What atrial stabiliser presents atrial tachycardia?

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Bisoprolol

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What AV node blockers prevent AV nodal reentry?

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Bisoprolol
Verapamil

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What drug is an accessory pathway blocker?

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Flecainide

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How do EP studies and ablation work?

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What causes sinus tachycardia?

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What is the commonest serious arrhythmia?

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AF

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What is common in AF?

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Is AF micro or macro re-entry?

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Where does clot form in AF?

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What is CHADSVASC?

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What drug is most effective in AF?

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Amiodarone

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What drug group is flecainide?

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1c

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What are the types of ablations for pAF?

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do you continue anticoagulation post ablation?

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When is DCCV likely to be more successful?

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When can you DCCV without anticoagulation?

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How long should you anticoagulate before DCCV?

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> 3/52

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Target HR for AF?

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<110 or <70 if HF

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Is Atrial flutter micro or macro re-entry?

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What isthmus is involved with atrial flutter?

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Is ablation effective for atrial flutter?

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Criteria for monomorphic and polymorphic VT?

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Drug of choice in VT?

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Amiodarone

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How do you overdrive pace?

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Pace faster that rhythm (e.g. VT) to break short circuit

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Steps in VT management?

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What are the ventricular stabilising drugs?

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Does long QT induce monomorphic or polymorphic VT?

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Polymorphic

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What electrolyte disorders can pro-long QT?

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low K+
Low Mg+

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drugs that can prolong QT?

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VT is more likely if?

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When can SVT causes a regular broad complex tachy?

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Causes of bradycardias?

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lbbb criteria?

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rbbb criteria?

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1st degree HB criteria?

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PR >200ms

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Wenckebach (Mobitz 1) criteria?

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Mobitz 2 criteria?

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Bi-fascicular block criteria?

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Normal PR interval

Can also get lbbb + 1st degree = bi-fascicular block

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Acute management of bradycardia?

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HR and pause criteria for ppm?

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PPM indications?

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What is pacemaker syndrome?

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Where is pacing spike for dual chamber ppm?

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after p wave
A lead sense, V lead pace

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Who needs an ICD?

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What is PMT?

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A pacemaker-mediated tachycardia (PMT) can be defined as any condition in which a pacemaker paces the ventricles at rates that are inappropriately fast.

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Year 3 SBOM (5 decks)

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