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Chapter 5 EKG Review

Chapter 5 EKG Review Sheet

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Normal patient position for performing an EKG is Supine
If a pt has a head injury, the ----- to ----- angle? Bed to 30 degree
If your patient is having trouble breathing, raise the------- to --------angle? Bed to 45 degree
This is the layer of the skin composed of living cells and is needed to detect electrical signals for the ECG Dermis
This is the clinical term for the pt that is sweating profusely Diaphoresis
What should we do prior to placing the electrodes on th pt that is sweating profusely? Clean the skin w/ gauge,alcohol and let dry completely
Interference on the ECG not coming from the pt is called an Artifact
Who must recognize this interference and correct it? The Medical Assistant
What causes a wandering baseline? Loose electrodes, to much hair, to little gel
What does a wandering baseline look like? Uneven basline
How do you fix a uneven baseline? Check and fix electrodes
What causes a Somatic Tremors? Voluntary/ Involuntary muscle movement
What does a Somatic Tremor look like Jagged Peaks
How do you fix Jagged Peaks? No dangling limbs
What causes a 60 cycle interference? Frayed wires, to many wires in
What does 60 cycle interference look like? Small fuzzy waves
How do you fix 60 cycle interference Check room, wires, and electrodes
What causes an interrupted baseline? Electrodes falling off
What does an interrupted baseline look like? Broken Complexes
How do you fix Broken Complexes? Check/ fix electrodes
Created by: jcpickens
 

 



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