Johnston- AV Blocks Flashcards

1
Q

first degree AV block does what on ECG

A

prolongs PR beyond .2 seconds

-greater than 5 little squares

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2
Q

what is a normal PR interval

A

.12-.20 seconds

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3
Q

normal variant 1st degree AV block from what 3 main things

another thing

A

atherosclerosis
hypertension
diabetes

-degeneration of conduction system/fibrosis CHD

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4
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other causes of 1st degree normal variant av block

A
CAD
drugs- BB, CCB, digitalis, antiarrhythmias (class I and III)

endocrine (hyper/hypothyroid)

inflammatory disease
infiltrative disesae
valvular calcification

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5
Q

mobitz I (wenckebach) on ECG

A

progressive PR interval prolongation prior to dropped QRS

  • “grouped beats”
  • impairment of AV conduction
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6
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etiology of mobitz I

A

all those things that cause 1st degree AV block

digitalis toxicity

ischemic events (MI-inferior) (chris weinke(bach) is an inferior QB)

myocarditis

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7
Q

if have wenckebach av block thing what MI

A

inferior

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8
Q

what is the ratio of wenckebach for p to qrs

A

2:1, 3:2, 4:3 etc..

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9
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2nd degree AV block - Mobitz Type II etiology

A

ischemic heart disease

may be seen with acute ANTERIOR MI (bc block is distal to av node; worse progosis)
-degeneration of conduction system
usually involving LAD

MII in anterior part of med school class

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10
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mobitz type II pr interval

A

uniform

no prior PR lengthening

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11
Q

mobitz type II on ecg

A
pr interval uniform 
dropped QRS (p wave fails to conduct)
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12
Q

level of block mobitz type II

A

bundle of HIS
both bundle branches
fascicular branches

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13
Q

features of high av block at crest of av node

rhythm
etiology
rhythm before complete block

A

junctional escape rhythm (narrow qrs)
rate 40-60
RCA disase, diaphragmatic infarction, edema around AV node

preceded by wenckebach

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14
Q

features of low av block

location

rhythm

etiology

rhythm before complete block

A

at bundle of his, bilateral bundle branch, or trifascicular

ventricular escape rhythm (20-40) wide QRS
-danger of asystole or V tach

-LAD disease, large anteroseptal infraction, chronic degeneration of conduction system

preceded by mobitz II

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15
Q

3rd degree heart block p waves and qrs

A

never related to each other

-no p waves conduct to ventricle so 2 independent rhythms

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16
Q

if 3rd degree block occurs above av node then

A

junctional rhythm
-narrow qrs
40-55 beats

17
Q

if 3rd degree block occurs below av node then

A

ventricular pacemaker
wide qrs
rate 20-40

18
Q

etiology of 3rd degree heart block

A
ischemia
infiltrative diseases
cardiac surgery
-by pass, valve replacement
-myocarditis
-degenerative
19
Q

how do you treat a 3rd degree AV block?

A

pacemaker