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CVPR Week 2: Bradycardia and Tachycardia Flashcards

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Ablation

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3D mapping

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Pacemakers and defibrillators

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Intracardiac ultrasound

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left atrial appendage occlusion

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phases of ventricular action potentials

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ion movement during the ventricular action potential

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fast-sodium channels

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Transient outward current

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L-type Ca2+ current

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Delayed rectifier current

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Inward rectifier current

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Inward vs outward currents

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Automaticity

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Specialized cell types of cardiac muscle cells

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Cell types with intrinsic automaticity

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cell types with automaticity

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Sinus node location and structure

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Automaticity in the _______ determines the HR

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SA node

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Conduction through the AV node

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Pacemaker action potentials

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AV Nodal behavior

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Intrinsic rates and escape rhythms

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Sympathetic stimulation on the heart

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parasympathetic stimulation effects on the heart

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automaticity modulation

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Action potential propagation

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Sinus bradycardia

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Sinus node dysfunction

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Sinus arrest

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Sinoatrial block

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Parasympathetic stimulation: carotid sinus massage

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First degree AV block

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First degree AV block

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AV Block Mobitz Type I

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AKA Wenkebach

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Second degree AV block

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Wenkebach

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Second degree AV block Mobitz type II Wenkebach

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Second degree AV block Mobitz type II Wenkebach ECG

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Second degree AV block 2:1 AV conduction

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Second degree AV block 2:1 AV conduction ECG

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Third degree AV block

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complete AV block

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Third degree AV block

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Third degree AV block ECG

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Third degree AV block ECG

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Atrio-ventricular dissociation

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Atrio-ventricular dissociation ECG

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Atrio-ventricular dissociation

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Cellular mechanisms of tachycardia

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Automaticity

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Types of pathologic automatic tachycardia

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Automatic tachycardias

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Triggered arrhythmias

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Premature beats

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Early and delayed after-depolarizations

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Early After-depolarizations

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EAD ECG

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Arrhythmias of EAD

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Arrhythmias of EAD

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Torsade Du Pointes

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Very EAD

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DAD Mechanism

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Arrhythmias of DAD

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Re-entrant Arrhythmias

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Requirements for Re-entry

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Re-entry

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Atrial flutter

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Atrial Flutter

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Ventricular tachycardia

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Describe

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Atrial Fibrillation

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spiral waves

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AVNRT and AVRT

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AV Nodal Reentry tachycardia

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AVNRT ECG

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AVNRT ECG

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AVNRT

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AVNRT Circuit

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Describe

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Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome

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OVerdrive suppression?

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AVRT ECG

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AVRT ECG

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AVRT ECG

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What is the most common indication for pacemaker implantation?

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Sinus Node dysfunction

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Sinus Node dysfunction is commonly associated with

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Atrial fibrilation

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Which nodal cells are more sensitive to ANS regulation

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  • Superior nodal cells have faster conduction and are more sensitive to ANS regulation
  • Inferior nodal cells have slower conduction and are more resistant to ANS control
93
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Vagal stimulation of the AV node can

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prolong PR interval

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A wide QRS is suggestive of?

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A conduction system defect

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