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Rapid EKG IV Flashcards

1
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runs of VT

A 
coronary insufficiency (ischemia)
-irritable ventricular foci

**junctional or atrial SVT can mimic VT with wide QRS

also BBB with SVT can widen QRS to give same impression

NEVER give meds for SVT to a patient with VT

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VT vs. wide QRS SVT

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coronary artery disease - VT
QRS .14 - VT
captures or fusions - VT
RAD - VT

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torsades de pointes

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twisted ribbon

  • rapid ventricular rhythm
  • low K, long QT syndrome
  • rapid rate 250-350
  • brief self-terminating bursts

-gradual changes in amplitude

theory - two competitive irritable foci

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atrial flutter

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rapid rate 250-350

  • sawtooth pattern
  • atrial auto foci

AV node in refractory - so only one in series of flutter conducts to ventricles

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5
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vagal maneuver

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will reveal atrial flutter

-slow AV conduction - cause fewer flutter waves to be conducted to ventricles

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6
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maze surgery

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cut atria into maze of channels for conduction

-eliminates possibility of reentry

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ventricular flutter

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rapid rate 250-350

  • ventricular auto foci
  • smooth sine waves of similar amplitude

**will likely deteriorate to V-fib

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fibrillation

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multi foci firing rapidly

  • rate 350-450
  • foci either atrial or ventricles
  • parasystolic - entrance block
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atrial fibrillation

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erratic rhythm

  • rate 350-450
  • wavy baseline with no P waves
  • irregular QRS complexes

**determine rate - QRS per 6 second strip x 10

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ventricular fibrillation

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irritable parasystolic ventricualr foci

  • rapid rate 350-450
  • twitching of ventricle
  • non-discernible QRS complexes
  • bag of worms

-amplitude decreases as heart dies

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cardiac arrest

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no pumping of heart

-V-fib - requires CPR and defib

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cardiac standstill

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asystole

-no cardiac activity on EKG

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pulseless electrical activity

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weak electrical signals - but heart can’t respond

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14
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wolf-parkinson-white syndrome

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alternate AV pathway- bundle of kent

  • rapidly through AV node - no delay
  • premature depolarization of ventricles
  • delta wave forms
  • shortened PR interval and lengthened QRS
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bundle of kent

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in WPW syndrome

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delta wave

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forms in WPW syndrome

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17
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patients with WPW

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can have paroxysmal tachycardia by three mechanisms

  • rapid conduction
  • kent bundle auto foci
  • re-entry
18
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lown-ganong levine syndrome

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AV node bypassed by extension of anterior internodal tract

  • james bundle
  • skips delay at AV node
  • directly to His bundle
  • serious problem - rapid atrial arrhythmia like atrial flutter
19
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james bundle

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extension of anterior internodal tract

  • skips AV node
  • in LGL syndrome
20
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sinus block

A

SA node fails to pace for at least 1 cycle
-skip P wave

  • before and after - identical P waves
  • may get escape beat from auto foci
21
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sick sinus syndrome

A

SA node dysfunction
-unresponsive supraventricular auto foci

  • elderly with heart disease
  • sinus bradycardia
22
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excessive PS activity

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depresses SA, atrial, and junctional foci

-seen in athletes - pseudo SSS

23
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bradycardia-tachycardia

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patients with SSS

-intermittent SVT (or A-flutter, A-fib)

24
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first degree AV block

A

lengthened PR interval

  • longer than 0.2s***
  • consistent lengthened interval
25
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AV blocks

A

delayed conduction from atrial to ventricles

26
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PR interval > 0.2s

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AV block

27
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segment

A

portion of baseline

28
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interval

A

contains at least one wave

29
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PR interval

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beginning P wave to beginning of QRS complex

30
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second degree AV block

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some depolarizations blocked at AV node

-two types - wenckebach and mobitz

31
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type I second degree AV block

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wenckebach

  • progressively longer PR intervals
  • with dropped QRS complex
  • consistent P:QRS ration
  • narrow QRS
32
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wenckebach

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type I second degree AV block

-progressively longer PR intervals with dropped QRS complex

33
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type II second degree AV block

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mobitz

  • single P-QRS-T followed by series of P waves that fail to conduct
  • consistent P:QRS ratio
  • widened QRS
34
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progressively longer P intervals with eventual dropped QRS

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wenckeback

-second degree AV block type I

35
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normal P waves that fail to conduct QRS

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consistent ratio

-mobitz block

36
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wenckebach origin

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AV node

37
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mobitz origin

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below AV node

  • His bundle or bundle branches
  • widened QRS
38
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vagal maneuver and mobitz vs. wenckebach

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2: 1 AV block??
- vagal maneuver - increasead PS will inhibit AV node
- cause wencekebach to increase cycles to 3:2 or 4:3
- causes mobitz to become 1:1
- wenckebach

39
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third degree AV block

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complete block
-conduction atria to ventricles totally blocked

atria and ventricular paced independently
-ventricles at junctional or ventricualr foci

40
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third degree block with junctional foci

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ventricular rate 40-60

-narrows QRS

41
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third degree block with ventricular foci

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ventricular rate 20-40

-PVC like QRS

42
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forms of complete third degree block

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  • upper AV node block - junctional foci can escape
  • complete AV node block
  • ventricular foci only
  • below His bundle - ventricular foci onyl

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