Ventricular Arrhythmias Flashcards

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  • Wide, bizarre QRS, usually without P wave, followed by compensatory pause
  • Usually opposite polarity of normal QRS
  • Bigeminy=1:1 normal beat to early beat
  • Trigeminy=2:1 normal beats to early beat
  • Impulse originating from irritable foci in ventricle
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PVC

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  • Wide, indescript QES
  • A run of 3+ PVCs
  • 120-200bpm
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V Tach

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  • No P waves, wide QRS
  • Regular rhythm
  • 50-100bpm
  • Ventricular escape beat(s) (rarely sustained)
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Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm

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Underlying rate normal
Underlying rhythm normal
No P wave on funny beat
Wide QRS complex with large amplitude, usually opposite polarity of normal QRS’s

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PVC

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Regular Rhythm 
Accelerated rate (150-250)
No P waves
Wide QRS with bizarre appearance 
Can be monomorphic or polymorphic
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V tach

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Regular Rhythm
Rate 50-100
No P waves
Wide, bizarre looking QRS
Ventricular escape beat
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Accelerated idioventricular rhythm

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7
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One normal beat to one PVC

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Bigeminy

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One normal beat to two PVC

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Trigeminy

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