Chapter 4- interpretation Review
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| What are the 5 characteristics that make up each cardiac arrhythmia? | Rate, Rhythm, P-wave, QRS Complex, PRI
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| What is the first question you should ask yourself when analyzing ECG strips? | Is there a P, Q, R, S, T on every beat?
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| YES, there is a P, Q, R, S, T on every beat! Now what group of arrhythmia's hold the answer? | Sinus group
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| NOPE, there isn't a P, Q, R, S, T on every beat! What should you do? | find out what is wrong
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| If the SA node fails to fire temporarily, which arrhythmia do you have? | Sinus Arrest
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| What is affected on the ECG tracing w/ an Atrial Arrhythmia? | The P-Wave
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| What may a P-Wave look like w/ an Atrial Arrhythmia? | Premature, abnormal shaped, hidden
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| What does the P-wave look like in Atrial Flutter? | Saw-toothed
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| What is affected on the ECG tracing w/ a Junctional Arrhythmia? | P-wave
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| What does a P-wave look like on a Junctional Arrhythmia? | Inverted before, during or after the QRS complex
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| What does the F wave in A-Fib stand for? | Fibrillation
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| If there is a premature beat every other beat, what is this called? | Bigeminy
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| What remained the same in all sinus, atrial an junctional arrhythmias? | QRS Complex (<.12)
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| If the SA node fails to pace the heart, the AV node takes over. What arrhythmia is this? | Junctional escape
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| What is the rate when the AV node takes over? | 40-60bpm
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| If your QRS complex is wide and bizarre- what is it called? | PVC
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| If you have 3 PVC's together it is called? | triplet
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| What is the PRI for all Ventricular Arrhythmia's | N/A
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| If you have no distinguishable waves, what are you looking at? | V-fib
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| If you have a semi to full flat line, what are you looking at? | asystole
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