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1
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Normal QRS axis between

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-30 and +100

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2
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Upright in I and aVF?

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Axis is between 0 and +90 so the axis is in the normal range

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3
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Upright in I and II?

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Axis is between -30 and +60 so the axis is in the normal range

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4
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QRS complex normally predominantly negative in ____ and positive in _____

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Negative in V1 and positive V6

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5
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Isoeletric transition point usually

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V3 or V4

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6
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Normal PR interval

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120-200 ms (3 to 5 small boxes)

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7
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Normal interval for QRS

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Less than 80 ms (2 small boxes or less)

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8
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QT normal interval

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~400 ms

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9
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Q waves are large than one small box wide or deep except for aVR

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False; except for aVR it is smaller

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10
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Left ventricular hypertrophy shows an ___________:

  1. Amplitude of S- wave in _____ plus R wave in _______ > 35mm (7 big boxes)

Or

  1. Amplitude of R wave in ______ >11mm

Or

  1. Amplitude of R-wave in _____ > 15mm
A

Increased QRS amplitude:

  1. Amplitude os S wave in V1 plus R wave in V5 or V6 > 35 mm
  2. Amplitude of R-wave in aVL > 11 mm
  3. Amplitude of R wave in I > 15 mm
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11
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Left ventricular hypertrophy is caused by

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  1. Systemic HTN
  2. Aortic valve stenosis
  3. Hypetrophic cardiomyopathy (an enlargement of LV not explained by blood pressure or aortic valve disease)
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12
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The ______ is the reference for ST analysis

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Isoelectric line

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13
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ST segment below the isoelectric line

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ST depression maybe due to a MI, left ventricular hypertrophy

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14
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ST segment above the isoelectric line

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ST elevation

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15
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ST elevation

  1. Dynamic
  2. Stable
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  1. Dynamic: evolving over hours to days due to acute MI or pericarditis
  2. Stable: not changing over months to years— LV aneurysms, LBBB
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16
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QR interval is usually

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Less than half the R-R interval

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17
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T wave inversions in leads expected to have an

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Upright T- waves

  • can indicate a recent bout of MI or NSTEMI
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18
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Sinus pause or sinus arrest

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If >3 sec of no P, QRS and T wave present

  • consider pacemaker
19
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First degree AV block

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Where a PR interval >200ms

There is a one:one relationship with p:QRS

20
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Second degree Mobitz I AV block

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Progressive increase PR then non-conducted

  • non-conducted p wave
21
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Second degree Mobitz II AV block

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Fixed PR interval than non-conducted

  • non-conducted P wave
22
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Third degree AV block narrow complex

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Complete heart block with narrow QRS complex high AV node escape rhythm

23
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Third degree AV block with wide QRS

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Complete heart block with escape rhythm from ventricle

24
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Bradycardia

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Sinus pauses

25
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sinus bradycardia is HR less than

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60

26
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sinus tachycardia is HR more than

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100

27
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atrial bigeminy

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alternating axis of the p waves always before a narrow QRS

28
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ventricular bigeminy

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alternating narrow QRS and wide QRS complex

29
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PAC

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atrial premature beat where there is narrow QRS complex reseting the SA node

  • preceded by a P wave
30
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PVC

A

ventricular premature beat showing a wide QRS complex that has no effect on SA node

  • no p wave
31
Q

what are the treatments used in supraventricular tachyarrhythmies

A

therapies that slow conduction through the AV node

32
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reentrant atrial arrhythmia created by wave circumnavigating a physical structure such as tricuspid valve annulus

A

atrial flutter

33
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reentrant arrhythmia contained within the AV node

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AVNRT

34
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treatments for AVNRT

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transient block of AV node using either vagal maneuvers or adenosine

35
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produces SVT caused by a macro-reentrant arrhythmia with conduction down AV node and up bypass tract

A

WPW

36
Q

wide complex tachycardia with similar QRS morphology and axis

  • reentry arrhytmia from one area of ventricle: often prior MI scar
A

monomorphic VT

37
Q

wide complex tachycardia with variable QRS morphology

  • caused by acute ischemia, medications that prolong QT interval
A

polymorphic VT

-sometimes called torsades de pointes

38
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difference between monomorphic VT vs SVT with aberrancy

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monomorphic VT: AV dissociation while SVT with Aberrancy has an no AV association

39
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chaotic arrhythmia caused by simultaneous ventricular waves; complete loss of effective mechanical heart function

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VT: hemodynamically stable

VF: always hemodynamically unstable

40
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sinus rhythm

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activation of the heart by sinus node

  • shows a P, QRS, T complex
41
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Bardyarrhythmias

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  1. SA dysfunction

2. AV blocks (I, II and III)

42
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tachyarrhythmias

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  1. afib
  2. aflutter
  3. AVNRT
  4. ANRT
  5. VT
  6. Vfib
43
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palpitations a sign of a

A

tachyarrhythmia

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