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Question 1

QRS duration greater than 120, no R wave in V1, wide tall R waves in I, V5 and V6 indicates what on ekg

Answer 1

LBBB

Question 2

normal PR and QRS interval

Answer 2

PR 120 to 200msec

QRS less than 120msec

Question 3

ekg should pr interval greater than 200msec and p waves but no QRS suspect this is

Answer 3

atrioventricular block

Question 4

Person with S3 sounds you would suspect what diagnosis

Answer 4

mitral valve disease, dialted cardiomyopathy, normal in young

Question 5

person with s4 sounds you would suspect what diagnosis

Answer 5

hypertension, aortic stenosis, stiff ventricle

Question 6

patient that has increased peripheral pulses on palpation could indicate

Answer 6

coartation, compensation aortic regurgitation, patent ductus arteriosis

Question 7

your assessing a patient and you palpate alternating weak and strong pulses what is it

Answer 7

pulses alternans, possible cardiac tamponade or impaired left ventricle

Question 8

When patient comes into ED they have decrease in pulse with inspiration you suspect

Answer 8

tension pneumothorax, foreign body in airway, cardiac tamponade, asthma, or copd