PPM Flashcards

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SND with symptomatic bradycardia and frequent sinus pauses

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Class I

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2
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SND due to essential long term drug therapy with no alternative

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Class I

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3
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Symptomatic chronotropic incompetence

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Class I

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4
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SND occurring spontaneously due to necessary drug therapy with HR <40 bpm and there are symptoms associated with bradycardia but it’s not documented

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Class IIa

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5
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Minimally symptomatic with chronic HR of <30 bpm while awake

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Class IIb

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6
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Asymptomatic SND where there is a lot and HR <40 bpm and is due to long term drug therapy

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Class III

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7
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Documented SND but not associated with symptoms

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Class III

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8
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Symptomatic SND due to non essential drug therapy

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Class III

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9
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CHB with bradycardia and associated symptoms

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Class I

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10
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CHB due to necessary drugs

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Class I

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11
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CHB associated with asystole >3s or escape rhythm <40 bpm in awake but asymptomatic

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Class I

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12
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CHB after AV ablation

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Class I

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13
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CHB post op not expected to resolve

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Class I

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14
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Neuromuscular disease with AVB such as myotonic muscular dystrophy, Kearns-Sayre syndrome, Erb’s dystrophy, perineal muscular atrophy

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Class I

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15
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2nd degree AVB associated with symptomatic bradycardia

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Class I

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16
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Asymptomatic CHB at > 40 bpm awake

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Class IIa

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17
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Asymptomatic Mobitz II

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Class IIa

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18
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Asymptomatic Mobitz I incidentally found during EP

19
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First degree AVB with symptoms suggestive of PPM syndrome + documented symptoms with TPW

20
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Marked first degree AVB in patients with LVD and symptoms of HF where shorter AVD provides haemodynamic improvement by decreasing LA filling pressure

21
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Asymptomatic first degree AVB, Mobitz I

22
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AVB expected to resolve

23
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Intermittent CHB and Mobitz II with chronic bifascicular and trifascicular block

24
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Chronic bifasicular and trifascicular block with syncope not proved to be due to AVB yet

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Incidental finding of prolonged HV interval >100ms during EP asymptomatic patient with chronic bi and tri block
Class IIa
26
Incidental finding of non-physiological pacing induced infra-His block during EP with chronic bi and tri block
Class IIa
27
Any IIb for chronic bifascicular and trifasicular block?
No
28
Fasicular block without AVB or symptoms
Class III
29
Fasicular block with first degree without symptoms
Class III
30
Persistent second degree AVB with bilateral BBB or CHB after acute MI
Class I
31
Transient second degree or CHB and associated BBB after acute MI
Class I
32
Persistent or symptomatic second and degree AV block after acute MI
Class I
33
Any IIa for acute MI?
No
34
Persistent second or 3rd° AV block at the AV node level after acute MI
Class IIb
35
Transient AV block in the absence of intraventricular conduction defect after acute MI
Class III
36
Transient AV block in the presence of isolated LAFB after acute MI
Class III
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Acquired LAFB in the absence of AVB post acute MI
Class III
38
Persistent first degree with BBB that is old post acute MI
Class III
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Recurrent syncope caused by spontaneously occurring carotid sinus stimulation and carotid sinus pressure that induces ventricular asystole >3s
Class I
40
Syncope without clear events and with a hypersensitive cardioinhibitory response >3s
Class IIb
41
Any IIa for carotid sinus syndrome and neuro cardiogenic syncope?
No
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Symptomatic neurocardiogenic syncope associated with bradycardia documented spontaneously or during tilt
Class IIb
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Hyper sensitive cardioinhibitory response to carotid sinus stimulation without symptoms or with vague symptoms
Class III
44
Situational vasovagal syncope
Class III