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EKG Study Guide 10

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In an adult, the normal duration of the QRS complex is ______ seconds. 0.06 - 0.12
Two conditions must exist to suspect bundle branch block. First, the QRS complex must have an abnormal duration (0.12 seconds or more in width) and second _____________ The QRS complex must arise as the result of supraventricular activity
The left atrium receives blood from the what? Pulmonary veins
The inferior surface of the ventricle is supplied by the _______ coronary artery in most of the population. Right
What would indicate ischemia on and ECG? ST segment depression, T wave inversion
The _________ _________ originate from small mounds of myocardium called papillary muscles and serve as anchors to prevents the cusps of the AV valves from inverting into the atria. Chordae Tendineae
What leads are chest leads? V1 - V6
___________ is a term that describe the period of recovery that cells need after being discharged before they were able to respond to stimulus. Refractoriness
On an ECG, what is the first negative deflection seen after the P wave? Q wave
Where is the positive electrode placed on lead III? Left leg or foot
Signs and symptoms experienced during a tachydysrhythmia are usually primarily related to what? Decreased ventricular filling time and stroke volume
In a junctional rhythm viewed in lead II, where is the location of the P wave on the ECG if ventricular depolarization precedes atrial depolarization? After the QRS
Which side of the heart is a high pressure that pumps arterial blood to the systemic circulation? Left
Anterior wall myocardial infraction are most often a result of an occlusion of a branch of the _________ coronary artery Left
Tall, peaked T waves observed on the ECG are most commonly seen in patients with what? Hyperkalemia
The myocardium is thickest in the what? Left ventricle
The first segment of the left coronary artery is the _______ _________ ________ Left main coronary
A delta wave is an ECG characteristic associated with what dysrhythmia? Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome
Which leads are anatomically contiguous? V2, V3, V4
What is multi-focal atrial tachycardia? Irregular
Atrial fibrillation is characterized by what? An erratic, wavey baseline and irregular ventricular rhythm
Lead III views the __________ wall of the left ventricle Inferior
The anterior surface of the heart consists primarily of the what? Right ventricle
How are frequent PAC's usually managed? Correcting the underlying cause
Myocardial ischemia delays the process of repolarization therefore the ECG changes characteristics if ischemia? Changes in the ST segment and T wave
A ____ bundle branch block produces a QS pattern in lead V1 Left
A beat originating from the AV junction that appears later then the next expected sinus beat is called an ____ _____ ______ Junctional escape beat
Wen reviewing a 12-lead ECG intervals and duration are usually expressed in _________ Milliseconds
If the AV junction paces the heart, the electrical impulse must travel in a backward direction to activate the atria. This is called __________ conduction Retrograde
Sometimes, when premature atrial complex occurs very prematurely and close to the T wave of the preceding beat, only a P wave may be seen with no QRS after it (appearing as a pause) this type of PAC is termed an ________________ PAC Nonconducted or blocked
A ________ ________ occurs as a result of an electrical impulse from a supraventricular site (such as the SA node) discharging at the same time as an ectopic site in the ventricles Fusion beat
A ___________ ________- is a vertical line on the ECG that indicates the pacemaker has discharged Pacemaker spike
A QRS measuring 0.10 to 0.12 second is called an ________ right or left bundle branch bloc Incomplete
The axis of leads I, II, III form an equilateral triangle with the heart at the center. If the augmented limb leads are added to this configuration and the axes of the six leads moved in a way in which they bisect each other, the result is _____________ Hexaxial reference system
An accessory pathway that has one end attracted to normal conductive tissue is called an ________ ___________ Bypass tract
The term acute coronary syndromes refer to patients presenting with ischemic chest pain True
Leads V4R, V5R, and V6R are used to view the posterior wall of the left ventricle False
A delay or block that occurs in one of the bundle branches affects depolarization True
In the lamb leads, the ST segment is normally isoelectric True
The point where the QRS complexes and ST segment meet is called the ST junction or the J point True
A Q wave, if present, is always a negative waveform True
The six limb leads view the heart in the frontal plane as if the body were flat True
Individuals with preexcitation syndrome are predisposed to tachydysrhythmia True
The electrocardiogeam (ECG) is a reflection of the heart's mechanical activity. False
Cardiac output is the amount blood pumped into the aorta each minute by the heart True
The term ectopic refers to an extra muscle bundle consisting of working myocardial tissue that forms a connection between the atria and ventricles outside the normal conduction system. False
A macro reentrant circuit is one that involves a small area of heart tissue, usually a few centimeters or less False
In most ECG leads, a normal Q wave is less than 0.04 second in duration and less than one third of the amplitude of the R wave in that lead True
Depolarization is the same as contraction False
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