EKG lecture Flashcards

1
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Diagnostic tool → ElectroKardioGram (EKG)

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2
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_________ : record of action potentials (conduction through the
body fluids – recording the change in potential

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EKG

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3
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EKG : represents hearts ______________ activity

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electrical

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4
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Electrical activity → Myocardial ____________

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contraction

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5
Q

Contraction → _______________(ions moving into the
myocardial cells)

Inside of the cell becomes positive

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depolarization

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6
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Relaxation → _____________ (ions moving out of the
myocardial cells)

Inside of the cell becomes negative

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repolarization

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7
Q

A ____________ consists of a positive and a negative electrode, which
detects the flow of electrical current between two electrodes

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lead

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8
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A lead views the heart’s electrical activity from the position
of the positive electrode as it looks toward the direction of
the negative electrode

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9
Q

P wave represents atrial ____________

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depolarization

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10
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PR segment- AV node into the His-Purkinje system

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11
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PR interval = P wave + PR segment

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12
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QRS complex- ventricular ___________

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depolarization

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13
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ST segment- the early phase of ventricular repolarization

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14
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T wave- ventricular repolarization

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15
Q

QT interval = QRS complex + T wave

QTc calculates in the influence of HR on the QT interval

QTc = QT interval /√ of R to R interval

U wave- Purkinje fiber repolarization

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16
Q

Rate measurement

Normal range : 60-100bpm

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17
Q

Rate measurement

(Six-second method)

For the atrial rate- multiply the number of P waves times 10

For the ventricular rate- multiply the number of QRS complexes times 10

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18
Q

An________________rhythm
R-R intervals are not the same and there is no repeating pattern of irregularity

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irregularly irregular

19
Q

A __________________ rhythm R-R intervals are not the same, but there is a repeating pattern of irregularity

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regularly irregular

20
Q

__________ rate more than 100 beats/min

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Tachycardia

21
Q

___________- rate < 50 beats/min

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Bradycardia

22
Q

Normal sinus rhythm (NSR)

Rhythm- regular
Rate- 60-100 beats/min

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23
Q

Sinus bradycardia

Rhythm- regular
Rate- < 50 beats/min

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24
Q

Sinus tachycardia
Rhythm- regular
Rate- 101-180 beats/min
P wave- uniform in appearance

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25
Q

Atrial Flutter

P wave- replaced with saw-toothed “flutter” waves

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26
Q

Ventricular FLUTTER

Rhythm- atrial irregular, ventricular irregular
Typically rate is at 250-350 beats/min
Sine wave appearance

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27
Q

Atrial Fibrillation

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