EKG #2

Question 1

One small box how much time

Answer 1

.04 sec

Question 2

One large box how much voltage

Answer 2

5 mv

Question 3

normal P wave boxes

Answer 3

2-3 small boxes

Question 4

normal P wave amplitude

Answer 4

2.5 small boxes

<25% QRS

Question 5

Normal PR interval boxes

Answer 5

3-5 small boxes

Question 6

normal QRS box length

Answer 6

<3 boxes

Question 7

what wave decreased v1- V6

Answer 7

R

Question 8

2 positive deflections in the QRS is written

Answer 8

R’

Question 9

ST segment elevation is associated with

Answer 9

myocardial infarction

Question 10

ST segment depression is associated with c

Answer 10

myocardial ischemia

Question 11

J point

Answer 11

the point where the QRS complex and ST segment meet

Question 12

Amplitude of the T wave is normally

Answer 12

<5mm

Question 13

represents total ventricular activity—the

Answer 13

QT interval

Question 14

QT men

Question 15

QT women

Question 16

Normal QT compared to R-R

Answer 16

< 1/2

Question 17

Prominent U waves are most often seen in

Answer 17

Hyopkalemia

Question 18

R-R determines

Answer 18

ventricular rhythm

Question 19

P-P determines

Answer 19

Atrial Rhythm

Question 20

Dubin numbers

Answer 20

300, 150, 100, 75, 60, 50, 43, 37

Question 21

QT Interval length compared to R-R

Answer 21

<1/2 the length