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Question 1

To interpret ekg use have a method that listed the following

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Rate, rhythm, axis, hypertrophy, and infarction,

Question 2

Following the system is the key to prevention of missing

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Information and findings

Question 3

The definition of rate is

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Measuring rate are beats per minute on the ECG

Question 4

To figure rate count the number of beats and a

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six second strip or 30 boxes and multiplied by 10

Question 5

Another way to figure rate is to find

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An R wave that peaks on a heavy black line and start their. At the next heavy line, start counting 300, 150, 100, 75, 60, 50, for each heavy line. The rate is at the assigned a number where the next R wave fall

Question 6

Look at the rhythm and ask these questions.

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What is the rhythm?

Is a regular or irregular?

Question 7

To measure the regularity of a rhythm…. Four and atria rhythm measure

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P - P intervals

Question 8

To measure the regularity of a rhythm for ventricle rhythm measure

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R - R intervals.

If no R use Q or S

Question 9

Regular intervals indicate

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Regular atrial are ventricle rhythms

Question 10

Regarding rhythm check to see if these waves are present

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P waves

Question 11

Regarding rhythm … Do the P waves have a

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Normal configuration

Question 12

Regarding rhythm … Is there a

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1:1 ratio between P waves in QRS complexes

Question 13

Regarding rhythm …Do all P waves have similar

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Shape and size

Question 14

Regarding rhythm …Is the PR interval

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Constant

Question 15

Regarding rhythm … Measure the QRS from the end of the PR interval to the end of the

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S wave

Question 16

Regarding rhythm … Is the duration of the QRS

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Within normal limits

Question 17

Regarding rhythm … Are all of that QRS is the same size and

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Shape

Question 18

Regarding rhythm … Does a QRS com after each

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P wave

Question 19

Regarding R wave progression…. Normally the are weight becomes progressively

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Taller as you move across the precordial leads

Question 20

Regarding R wave progression…. The presence of a good are weight progression rules out the following

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Left bundle branch block
Anterior MI
Anterior septal MI
Anterior lateral MI

Question 21

Regarding R wave progression…. poor R wave progression is when the R wave in leads

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V1 through V3 - V4 either does not become bigger, or only increases vary slightly in size.

Question 22

Regarding R wave progression…. Presence of poor R wave progression is associated with

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Left ventricular hypertrophy
Right ventricular hypertrophy
Pulmonary disease
Anterior or anterior septal infarction
Conduction defects 
Intra -ventricular conduction delay
Cardiomyopathy
Chest wall deformity
Normal variant
Or lead mis-placement

Question 23

Regarding rhythm and T waves……are T waves..

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present

Question 24

Regarding rhythm and T waves……do they all have a normal

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shape

Question 25

Regarding rhythm and T waves……is there a hidden _____in the t wave?

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P wave

Question 26

Regarding rhythm and T waves……do they all have a normal

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amplitude

Question 27

Regarding rhythm and T waves……do the T waves have the same deflection as

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the QRS

Question 28

Regarding rhythm and the QT interval…measure from the beginning of the

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Q wave to the end of the T wave

Question 29

Regarding rhythm and the QT interval…make sure that the QT interval falls within normal

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limits