ECG Flashcards by Maggie Berger

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Normal

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Normal Sinus Rhythm

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Sinus Bradycardia

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Sinus Tachycardia

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PAC

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PAC

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Atrial Flutter

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Afib

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Afib

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Afib

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PJC

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PJC

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PAC

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Junctional tachycardia

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PVC

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PVC

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Bigeminy PVC

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Couplet PVC

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A run of PVCs (3 in a row)

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PJC

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PVC

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PAC

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Ventricular tachycardia

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Vfib

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R on T phenomenon

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1st degree AV block

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3rd degree AV blcok

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Junctional Rhythm

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3rd Degree AV Block

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PVC

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3rd Degree AV block

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junctional rhythm

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Afib

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Vfib

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How would you proceed if someone has a PAC

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proceed as normal

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How would you do if someone has a PVC?

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proceed as normal, monitor if it increases with exercise
if there is more with exercise, slow it down

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What would you do if someone has a 3rd degree AV block?

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stop exercise, call a rapid (they need a pacemaker)

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What would you do if someone has a junctional rhythm?

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stop exercise, if it doesn’t change with rest call a rapid response (could be med related)

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What would you do if someone has Afib?

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stop exercise because they are at risk for clot
if they have resting Afib and their HR is increasing with appropriate workload then continue

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What would you do if someone has V Tac

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stop exercise, call a rapid response

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What would you do if someone has atrial flutter?

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stop exercise, mostly concerned if it is a new onset, they need an anticoagulant

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What would you do if someone has Vfib

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stop exercise, call a code, start CPR