Concepts/Normal Rhythms Flashcards

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function of mechanical cells

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contract resulting in blood flow to lungs and circulation

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Function of electrical cells

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generate PACEMAKER cells

conduct impulses/messages to mechanical cells

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Primary pacemaker is

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SA node

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SA node generates electrical impulse of what

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60-100 times a minute

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What is the backup to the SA node

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AV Junction

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AV node’s function

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It slows down conduction of the electrical impulse as it leaves the atria to enter the ventricles. This allows time for the atria to contract and fill the ventricles with blood.

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The AV node slowing down and accounting for 30% of ventricle filling is call what

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Atrial Kick/Packing

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The slowing of conduction through AV node protects ventricles from what?

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fast atrial rhythms (atrial tach is A-Rate of 180bpm, AV node slows ventricle down to make its V-rate 70 to improve cardiac output)

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AV-Junction rate is what

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40-60 times per minute

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Ventricle Pacemaker sites rate it what

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<40 times per minute

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Which pacer site is not a backup

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atrial

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during depolarization there is movement of what two things inside cell

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sodium and calcium

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term used to describe when the electrical cells return to their resting or normal state

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repolarization

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what is the flat line on the EKG called

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isoelectric line

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which way does the wave go when impulse moves through heart towards the positive electrode

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up

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what direction does the line go when impulse moves away from positive electrode

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negative (down)

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whats line called when impulse moves toward the positive electrode and then away from the positive electrode

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biphasic deflection

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what is the most common lead to monitor the hearts rhythm

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lead 2

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what represents depolarization of the atria

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p wave

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what pacemaker sites make P waves

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SA, Atrial, AV Jx

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what represents the time the electrical impulse is passing through the AV Jx to the ventricles

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PR segment

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the PR segment is an isoelectric line bc electrical impulse is giving what the time to take place

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atrial kick

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what represents the time requires for the electrical impulse to depolarize the atria, travel through the AV node and BOH to the Vents

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normal PRI

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if you have a PRI, the time interval gives you what identification
the pacemaker site
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if PRI is atleast 0.12 what is the pacer site
SA node
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if PRI <0.12 what is pacer site
AV Jx
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if PRI is >.20 what does that mean
conduction delay in AV Jx and your AV node has a problem
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what represents depolarization of the ventricles
QRS
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what is first downward deflection from baseline of QRS? what is first positive deflection? what is negative deflection from baseline following the R wave?
Q R S
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QRS is measure from beginning of QRS complex to the what?
J point
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what is normal QRS
.10 or less
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what does QRS >.10 mean if NO p waves what determines pacer site? QRS normal means what pacer site? QRS >.10 means what pacer site?
conduction delay in ventricles QRS AV Jx Ventricles
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what represents the beginning of Vent repolarization | What represents the last phase of vent repolar
ST segment | T wave
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what is it called when the QRS meets the ST segment
J point
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What represents phase 3/4 of vent repolar | What represents phase 1/2
T wave | ST segment
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what measures how long it takes the vents to depolarize and repolarize?
QTI
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What makes the QTI vary?
Heart Rate Gender Age
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Drugs that alter QTI
Antiarrythmic Psych drugs Anesthesia
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How long should QTI be Whats the number a prolonged QTI can lead to what
Generally it should be LESS than the previous R-R interval <.52 sec Torsades
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formula for QTI calc | what is upper limit for this calculation
QT(in mSEC) + 1.75(VR-60) | 0.419 seconds
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four pacemaker sites
SA (primary) AV Jx (first backup) Ventrical (3rd backup) Atrial (renegade site-only fires when irritated and take over for SA)
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monitor only gives you what rate
ventricle
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when is a rhythm considered irregular ?
if the P-P and R-R varies 3 little blocks or more
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if rhythm has P waves measure PRI first if PRI is atleast .12 think what? if PRI less than 0.12 think what?
SA node or atria | Think AV Jx
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if rhythm has NO p waves measure the QRS width if width is 0.10sec or less think what? if width is >.10 think what ?
Av Jx | Vent
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``` Look for conduction delay or heart block by PRI of what? QRS of what? P waves without what? atrial rate that is what? ```
>.20 >.10 QRS greater than your V-rate
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look for premature beats by what?
premature P waves premature J beats Premature V beats
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isloectric line with no waves is
asytole
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What is going on in VFib?
multiple vent pacer cells firing
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a wavy baseline that has no p,qrs? | VFib may be preceded by what ?
vfib | PVCs, VTach, spontaneously
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atrial rate of 60-120 | pri .12 or greater
NSR
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most common rhythm seen?
Sinus Tach
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atrial rate 101-150 | pri .12 or greater
Sinus Tach
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AR-<60 | PRI .12 or greater
Sinus Brady
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what describes an irregular NS, ST, SB? | P-P interval are what?
sinus arrhythmia | irregular - longest p-p interval and shortest p-p interval .12 seconds
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complete absence of P wave, QRS, T wave
Sinus block/pause/arrest