Quiz 10 Flashcards

1
Q

causes of Regular WCT (3)

A

VT*
SVT w/ BBB
SVT w/ WPW

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2
Q

assume ? until proven otherwise

A

VT

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3
Q

VT is the most common cause of ? in adults

A

WCT

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4
Q

VT is the most serious cause of ?

A

WCT

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5
Q

1st priority for any tachycardia- is the patient?

if not ?

A

hemodynamically stable

cardiovert

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6
Q

hemodynamically stable:

if CASH then VOMIT

A

C hest pain
A ltered mental status
S OB
H ypotension

V S (glucose)
O xygen
M onitor (EKG)
I V- IO access
T x (procainamide, sotalol, amiodarone)
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7
Q

2 step process for WCT

  1. is WCT clearly ?
  2. if not, ?
A

STach w/ aberrancy

its VTach!

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8
Q

Josephson’s sign
Brugada’s sign
Fusion Beat
Capture Beat

A

Signs of VT

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9
Q

90% VT (3)

A

extreme axis deviation
lead 6 all negative (if R < 3 mm)
ugly QRS

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10
Q

if unstable whether SVT or VT.. you need to ?

A

cardiovert

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11
Q

QRS truly narrow in all 12 leads is ? 90-95%

A

SVT

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12
Q

SVT (3)

A

sinus tach
aflutter
psvt

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13
Q

fixable reversible causes? 6H, 5T

A
hypothermia
hydrogen ion
hypovolemia
hypoxia
hypoglycemia
hypokalemia/hyperkalemia
toxin
tension pneumothorax
tamponade
thrombosis (pulmonary)
thrombosis (cardiac)
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14
Q
vagal maneuvers/CSM:
ST:
PSVT:
A-fib/A-flutter:
VT:
A

ST- gradual slowing, SVT resumes on release
PSVT- abrupt conversion to SR or no effect
Afib/flutter- slow vent rate to Dx rhythm
no response

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15
Q

3 common causes of QT prolongation >450

A

drugs
lytes
CNS

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16
Q

QT prolongation- drugs (4)

A

1A (quinidine, procainamide, disopyramide)
III (sotalol, dofetilide, amiodarone)
TCA (amitriptyline, amoxapine, doxepin, imipramine)
phenothiazines (chlorpromazine)

17
Q

lytes (3)

A

hypoK, hypoMg, hypoCa

tiny tim, severe AGE

18
Q

CNS catastrophes (3)

A

stroke
seizure
coma
increased ICP: TWI; LQT; cushing’s triad

19
Q

cushings triad?

A

increased PP
bradycardia
dyspnea

20
Q

other causes of QT prolongation- pathologies (3)

A

BBB
MI
Ischemia

21
Q

common causes of ST segment depression (6)

A
ischemia
"strain"
digitalis effect
hypoK/hypoMg
rate-related changes
any combo of the above
22
Q

Std (T wave abnormalities) (6)

A
hyperventilation
medical illness
psychological stress
strong emotions
temperature extremes
lytes (hypo-K/Mg)
23
Q

anterior STd w/ acute IWMI (3)

A
reciprocal changes
anterior ischemia
posterior infarction (PMI)
24
Q

Tall R in V1

A
WPW
RBBB
RVH
PWMI
HCM
Normal Variant