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CRM 1, 2, 3 - Introduction, Fundamental Basics, Devices and Leads
What does icd stand for,
Functions of device pacemaker,
Functions of device icd
80
cards
CRM 4,5 - Introduction to Pacemaker Timing and the NBG Pacing Code
Describe the complex,
Describe the complex,
Describe the complex
41
cards
CRM 6 - TARP and PVARP and Functions
What does pvarp stand for,
What does tarp stand for,
What is the va interval
37
cards
CRM7: DDI/ Algorithms and introduction to ICD and CRT
Ddi vs ddd,
Uses of ddi,
What does this strip show
30
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CRM8: Permanent Pacing Implant
List 3 bradycardia syndromes,
What symptoms indicate bradycardi...,
What are the classes of recommend...
45
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CRM9,10: Device clinic, Troubleshooting
What class and level of evidence ...,
Why do you look at lead impedance,
What would indicate that crt devi...
37
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CRM11: Revision and intro to EP
Function of leads,
What type of battery is used in a...,
Advantages of lithium iodide battery
21
cards
CRM12: ICD
What arrhythmias do defibrillator...,
Indications for icd,
Indications for icd
39
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CRM13: CRT
What is heart failure,
What are the 2 types of heart fai...,
Symptoms of heart failure
29
cards
CRM14: Conduction tissue pacing
Indications for pacemaker implant,
Problems with rv pacing,
What can rv pacing lead to
23
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CC1: Introduction
How to access left heart with cat...,
How to access right heart with ca...,
Is left or right side of heart ha...
35
cards
CC2: Equipment
System components of pressure man...,
Definitions of stability sensitiv...,
Describe the flushing system
35
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CC3: Normal pressures
What are the 2 types of blood pre...,
How do we obtain invasive blood p...,
How do you access right and left ...
49
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CC4: Abnormal pressures
What are the 7 phases of the card...,
What 2 things can cause abnormal ...,
What 2 things are used to assess ...
43
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CC5&6: Introduction to intervention and PCI
What is hac service an example of,
In cath lab where do x rays come ...,
What are features of patient moni...
40
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CC7: Cardiac Output 1
What is cardiac output,
How does flow compare between lef...,
Example where flow is not equal b...
61
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CC8: PCI and Radi-wire FFR
What things could make pci complex,
How can calcified lesions affect ...,
What is rotablation
43
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CC9: Cardiac output 2
What is a normal stroke volume,
What is a normal cardiac output,
What is the fick principle
38
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CC10: IVUS and OCT
Uses of intravascular imaging,
Why is oct not good for ostial le...,
How are ivus images produced
38
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CC11: TAVI and Mitra -Clip
Causes of mr,
Symptoms of mr,
Types of mr
53
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CC12: Flow and valve area
Aortic valve normal area,
Mitral valve normal area,
Pulmonary valve normal area
35
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CC13: Emergency care and cardiogenic shock
What is cardiogenic shock,
Causes of cardiogenic shock,
Normal rhythm with no cardiac output
20
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Electrophysiology: EP 1 EP study- diagnostics
Explain electrodes in ep study,
How are electrodes placed in hear...,
How do quadrupolar electrodes work
26
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EP2: EP Diagnostics Part 2 and Ablation
Surface ecg vs electrogram,
What arrhythmias are shown,
Rates of atrial rhythms
24
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EP3 Anti-arrhythmic drugs
Understand the vaughn williams cl...,
Vaughn williams classification of...,
Distinguish the actions uses and ...
30
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Echo 1: Introduction to echocardiography
Explain the piezoelectric effect ...,
How is image produced from ultras...,
Uses of doppler echo
39
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Echo 2: Echo measurements and reporting
What indicates ventricular end di...,
What indicates ventricular end sy...,
Why should measurements of ventri...
32
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Echo 3: Stress echo
What are 2 types of contrast echo,
Indication for bubble study,
How does bubble study work
43
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Provocative tests: syncope and tilt testing
Causes of syncope,
Why do you pass out from tachyarr...,
Transient loss of consciousness d...
24
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Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing
Cpet definition,
Rationale for cpet,
Coupling of external ventilation ...
34
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