ECGs Flashcards

1
Q

What Wave represents the conduction of current down the atria and internodal pathways. From SA node?

A

P wave

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2
Q

What wave represents the initial slowing of the current as it goes through the AV node and then travels through prukinye fibres causing ventricular contraction?

A

QRS

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3
Q

What wave represents the cardiac muscle relaxation as membrane repolarises?

A

T wave

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4
Q

What is Lead ii?

A

??

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5
Q

Which Lead will show the largest QRS?

A

aVF

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6
Q

Which Lead will show the largest QRS?

A

aVF???

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7
Q

Whenever the direction of electrical activity is towards a lead you get a x deflection in that lead.

Whenever the direction of electrical activity is away from a lead you get a y deflection in that lead.

A

x- positive

y - negative

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8
Q

What is a normal cardiac axis?

A

-30° and +90º

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9
Q

What is atrial fibrillation?

A

Loss of P wave

  • other cells can becme myogencially able to form pacemakers - drown out the signa
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10
Q

What is atrial flutter?

A

Saw-tooth pattern in ECG

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