PPM Flashcards

1
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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
Q

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
Q

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

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Class IIa

19
Q

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

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Class IIa

20
Q

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

A

Class IIb

21
Q

Asymptomatic first degree AVB, Mobitz I

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Class III

22
Q

AVB expected to resolve

A

Class III

23
Q

Intermittent CHB and Mobitz II with chronic bifascicular and trifascicular block

A

Class I

24
Q

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

A

Class IIa

25
Q

Incidental finding of prolonged HV interval >100ms during EP asymptomatic patient with chronic bi and tri block

A

Class IIa

26
Q

Incidental finding of non-physiological pacing induced infra-His block during EP with chronic bi and tri block

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Class IIa

27
Q

Any IIb for chronic bifascicular and trifasicular block?

A

No

28
Q

Fasicular block without AVB or symptoms

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Class III

29
Q

Fasicular block with first degree without symptoms

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Class III

30
Q

Persistent second degree AVB with bilateral BBB or CHB after acute MI

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Class I

31
Q

Transient second degree or CHB and associated BBB after acute MI

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Class I

32
Q

Persistent or symptomatic second and degree AV block after acute MI

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Class I

33
Q

Any IIa for acute MI?

A

No

34
Q

Persistent second or 3rd° AV block at the AV node level after acute MI

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Class IIb

35
Q

Transient AV block in the absence of intraventricular conduction defect after acute MI

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Class III

36
Q

Transient AV block in the presence of isolated LAFB after acute MI

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Class III

37
Q

Acquired LAFB in the absence of AVB post acute MI

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Class III

38
Q

Persistent first degree with BBB that is old post acute MI

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Class III

39
Q

Recurrent syncope caused by spontaneously occurring carotid sinus stimulation and carotid sinus pressure that induces ventricular asystole >3s

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Class I

40
Q

Syncope without clear events and with a hypersensitive cardioinhibitory response >3s

A

Class IIb

41
Q

Any IIa for carotid sinus syndrome and neuro cardiogenic syncope?

A

No

42
Q

Symptomatic neurocardiogenic syncope associated with bradycardia documented spontaneously or during tilt

A

Class IIb

43
Q

Hyper sensitive cardioinhibitory response to carotid sinus stimulation without symptoms or with vague symptoms

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Class III

44
Q

Situational vasovagal syncope

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Class III