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Module 15- Cardiorespiratory And Haemopoietic > Small animal ECG > Flashcards

Small animal ECG Flashcards

1
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Changes in the P wave sugges

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Changes in Atrial pathology

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2
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What does the Q wave represent

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Depolarisation of the intraventricular septum

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What does the R represent

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Ventricular depolarisation

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4
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What direction of depolarisation in the QRS

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Left

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5
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What does the S represent

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Depolarisation of the basal ventricular walls

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6
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What does the T represent

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Repolarisation of atriums

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7
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At 25mm/sec what is the duration of one box

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0.2 sec

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8
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How to get heart rate off an ecg

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Count small square sbtween QRS complex
25mm/sec: 300/large squares
50mm/sec: 600/large squares

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9
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ECG on 25mm/sec how many large squares is 6 seconds

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30

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10
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ECG on 50mm/sec how many large squares is 6 seconds

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60

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11
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What does VPC mean

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Ventricular premature complex

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12
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What does PVC mean

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Premature Ventricular complex

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13
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Arrythomogenic right ventricular myopathy what does it mean

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Ectopic beat originate right side

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14
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An absence of P wave could suggest and cause

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Atrial standstill- High potassium

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15
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a Wide P wave suggest

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Left atrial dilation

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16
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A tall P wave suggest

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Right atrial dilation

17
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Variable height complexes suggest

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Pericardial effusion
Atrial arrthimia

18
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Small complexes suggest

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Pleural effusion
Obesity

19
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Prologoned Q-T caused by

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hypocalcaemia
hypokalaemia
hypothermia
drugs (e.g. sotalol)

20
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Shortened Q-T caused by

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hypercalcaemia
hyperkalaemia
drugs (e.g. digoxin)

21
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What is torades de pointes

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Fatal ventricular tachycardia. When Prolonged QT causes excessive intracellular calcium and possibly a rapid,

22
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ST segment depression suggest

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Hypoxia

23
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Sinus arrhythmia more common for dogs or cats?

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Dogs!

24
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Causes for sinus bradycardia

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Medication: sedatives, drugs used to treat tachyarrhythmias
Disease: hypothyroidism, increased intracranial pressure, dysautonomia
Metabolic: hypothermia

25
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Dysautonomia

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Autonomic failure or autonomic dysfunction is a condition in which the autonomic nervous system (ANS) does not work properly.

26
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What should you see on an ECG during sinus arrest

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When R-R interval is greater than twice the previous R-R interval

27
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What is sick sinus syndrome, what should you see on an ECG

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Marked sinus arrest and then fast heart rate

28
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Cats with urinary track obstruction often cause atrial standstill why?

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High potassium

29
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Differentiate between first, second and third degree AV block

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First: Long PQ interval
Second: Lone P wave
Third: No relationship between P and QRS

30
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Mobitz Type I (Wencebach phenomenon)

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Gradual blocking of AV node. First degree block followed by second degree.

31
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Mobitz Type II

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No evidence of first- degree blockQ

32
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Medications for third degree AV valve

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Calcium channel blocker
Beta blocker
Digoxin

33
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Supraventricular/atrial premature complex is caused by what

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atrial dilation
atrial infiltration
atrial fibrosis
systemic disease

34
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Atrial fibrilation is caused by what

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atrial dilation
atrial infiltration
atrial fibrosis
occult dilated cardiomyopathy

35
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Treatment for atrial fibrilation

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Commonly treated with combination of digoxin and diltiazem

36
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Causes of VPCs

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Cardiac Disease: ventricular myocardial dilation, inflammation, infiltration, fibrosis
Systemic disease: anaemia, septicaemia, splenic mass, gastric dilatation, pyometra
Metabolic: electrolyte imbalance (e.g. hypokalaemia)

37
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Treatment criteria for ventricular tachycardia

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If runs >180/min (3 in a row or more is a run, 2 in a row is a couplet))
Symptomatic
Multiform in appearance
R-on-T (close coupling)

38
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Medications for ventricular tachycardia

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Lidocaine, magnesium, mexilitine, sotalol,amiodarone

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