Lecture 07/08: ECG: Enlargement Patterns and Conduction Disturbances Flashcards

0
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ventricular HR counts which wave?

A

R wave

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atrial HR counts which wave?

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P wave

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2
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Normal sinus arrhythmia during respiration is slow during _______ and fast during ________

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inspiration; expiration

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3
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In wandering pacemaker, tall P waves are caused by________ and short P waves are caused by _______

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tall –> higher sympathetic tone

short –> higher vagal tone

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4
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P mitrale

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notched P wave. Indicative of LA enlargement

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Why does LA enlargement result in P mitrale?

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LA takes longer to depolarize because its enlarged. Vector to lead II not as strong because pulls electrical activity to the left instead of straight down towards lead

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6
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Which wave must always be present in alive animal?

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T wave

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7
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Hyperkalemia

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High K+

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8
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pericardial effusion

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fluid in pericardial sac

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9
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pulmonary thromboembolism

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clot in pulmonary aa.. Can cause lung thickening

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Hypoproteinemia

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low protein; fluid leaks outside blood vessels which can cause effusion

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Causes of low voltage complex (things that dampen electrical signal):

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normal variation, obesity, pleural effusion, pericardial effusion, hypothyroidism, pneumothorax, pulmonary thromboembolism, hypoproteinemia

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12
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bundle branch block

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delay or block of conduction in a bundle branch

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13
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which bundle branch is more susceptible to injury?

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RBB

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14
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Why does RBBB cause deep S?

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RV must depolarize by cell to cell conduction with vector pointed away from lead II

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15
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Causes of 1st degree AV block

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AV node disease, elevated vagal tone (most common), drugs, hyperkalemia, hypothermia

16
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escape rhythm

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Areas in ventricles that will fire unless they are superceeded by a normal beat that comes down and depolarized the ventricles first. Right beneath the bundle of His. Take over to “rescue” the ventricles if AV blocked

17
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tx for 3rd AV Block

A

pacemaker