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ECG WTCC

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7 sinus rhythms   show
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P-Wave duration is   show
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No P-Wave indicates what   show
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Normal PR-Interval is   show
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show Atria, to start of ventricular depolarization  
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show Ventricular Myocardium, ventricular depolarization  
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Normal time for QRS   show
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show ST Segment depression  
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Acute MI can show up as what on ECG   show
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show May indicate early sign of STEMI, hyperkalemia  
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Flat T-Waves could indicate what   show
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Normal QT-Interval is   show
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Atrial Flutter rate   show
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show 375 700 impulses / normal QRS / rhythm is irregularly Ventricular rate will be 90 - 100  
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Rate of Junctional rhythm is   show
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show 101-180  
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show P wave will be inverted, may be buried in QRS or after QRS. PR interval is only measurable if prior to QRS. PRI will be short if measurable. May appear as PJC if pt. in sinus arrest/pause.  
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When impulse originates in ventricles or Junctional then QRS will look wide or narrow   show
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show Frequent PVC = 6 or more per minute Couplet PVC’s are 2 in a row bi, tri, quad, sustained , non sustained, occasional, Interpolated, Triplett, salvo, multifocal, unifocal  
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show Interpolated PVC  
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show s/s, allergies, medications, previous history, last intake, events  
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Criteria for Pathological Q wave   show
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Criteria for Idioventricular rhythm   show
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show Rhythm- usually regular Rate- 40 - 60 P wave- inverted can be before, after or buried in QRS. PRI- measurable only if before QRS and will be shorter QRS- can be wide if impulse comes from lower av junct. and narrow from higher; may be inverted  
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show Rhythm- regular Rate- 150 - 250 adult 180 child P wave- usually buried in QRS or T wave PRI- short if seen QRS- narrow and long, watch for Delta wave = WPW syndr.  
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Criteria for Accelerated Idioventricular rhythm   show
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show wide QRS with T wave deflection in the opposite direction of the QRS. produces a irregular rhythm. early beat. need to count as a beat with other beats.  
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Criteria for 3rd degree AV Block   show
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show Lead V1 will have RSR wave with wide QRS and V6 will have a negative deflection  
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show Less than 2.5 mm  
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Criteria for A Flutter   show
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show Rhythm- atrial regular and vent irregular Rate- atrial > vent P wave- normal , more P's then Q's PRI- constant and normal when paired with QRS. QRS- normal but will be missing QRS complexes CAN DEVELOP INTO 3RD DEGREE  
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show Rhythm- regular Rate- normal P wave- normal PRI- long > 0.20 QRS- normal  
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Criteria for 2nd degree type 1 or Wenckebach / Mobitz 1   show
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ECG for LBBB   show
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Causes for left axis deviation LAD   show
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Delay of repolarization can present how on ECG   show
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show Acute exacerbation of Emphysema, CHF or Mitral value regrug.  
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Term for placing limb leads on torso   show
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show Delta wave and wide QRS  
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show Rhythm- normal Rate- 60 - 100 P wave- inverted or buried in QRS, before after QRSS PRI- measurable only prior to QRS and short QRS- may be inverted, normal to wide  
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Criteria for Junctional Tachycardia   show
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show Interrupted, Somatic, Wandering Baseline, AC interference  
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Sustained vs. non sustained V-Tach   show
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Term for witnessing rhythm change   show
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show Run of Ventricular Tachycardia , AKA = Triplett or Salvo  
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R on T PVC can cause what dysrhythmia   show
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show Rhythm- Irregular Rate- atrial impulses of 375 - 700, vent. 90-100 P wave- P waves replaced with f- waves PRI- missing QRS- normal thrombus , loss of SV of 20% - 30%  
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show Rhythm- none Rate- not measurable P wave- missing PRI- missing QRS- missing just chaotic waves, can have fine or coarse 3mm, pt. will be unresponsive, no pulse/RR  
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Difference B/w V tach and SVT   show
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show PVC's , 2nd and 3rd degree HB, R on T PVC.  
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show Rhythm- produces a Irregular rhythm Rate- usually normal P wave- PAC will have different looking P than other complexes PRI- normal QRS- normal  
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Criteria for Sinus Dysrhythmia   show
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show Rhythm- slightly irregular Rate- usually normal P wave- 3 different morphologies in a lead PRI- varies with P's QRS- normal  
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Criteria for MAT ; multifocal atrial tachycardia   show
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show Peaked or tented T Broad wide base, symmetrical Hyperacute  
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show PVC, B/c area is more excitable or irritable  
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Criteria for Ventricular Tachycardia   show
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7 steps to ECG interpretation   show
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show Restenosis  
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show Deepest S/QS wave in lead V1 / V2 and Tallest R wave in lead V5/ V6. Add both measurements together and if = 35mm or more then LVH, Known as Sokolov-Lyon criteria  
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2 leads that are use to determine Axis Deviation   show
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show Positive in lead 1 and negative in aVF  
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Right axis deviation QRS in leads   show
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Normal axis QRS in leads   show
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NW axis deviation QRS in leads   show
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Lead 1 travels in what direction   show
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show Down the RBB to depolar. the RV then current moves towards LV and causes the depolar. of the Intraventricular septum to depolar. abnormally from the R to L  
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show From Left to Right, ;, abnormal with LBBB  
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show Right Ventricular Hypertrophy, Anterolateral MI, ; Is considered normal for children and thin tall people.  
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Criteria for Agonal rhythm   show
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Measurement for Hyperacute T wave   show
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Difference B/w A-Fib and Somatic artifact on tracing   show
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show A - FIB  
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show A- Flutter  
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Criteria for Sinus Arrest   show
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Criteria for Torsade de Pointes   show
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Reasons for Wandering Baseline / Baseline Shift   show
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What type of dysrhythmia is Wolf-Parkinson-White syndr.   show
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Normal height of T wave   show
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show BBB has P wave, morphology of QRS  
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show aVR shows ST elevation  
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show Left arm Neg to Left Leg Pos.  
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show Treatment for choric Angina. helps to develop Collateral Blood Vessels by squeezing the butt and legs, performed daily for one hour each.  
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Possible cause for Sinus Tachycardia   show
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Usual setting for Artifact Filter   show
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show Take systolic pressure and multiple it to HR , estimates the amount of O2 use of heart  
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show Onset, Provoke, Quality, Radiation, Severity, Time = use to gauge pain level  
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show PVC starts on the downslope of the T wave not allowing complete repolarization of the ventricles and can cause V Tach or V Fib  
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R to R duration time   show
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show 0.39 -0.45  
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PRI duration   show
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QRS duration   show
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show Distended Jugular Vein, Clear lung sounds, Hypotension, also Edema and Ascites MAIN Causes Chronic lung D and L/S HF  
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show Same as Interrupted artifact with bad leads ; if pt. can talk to you NO V FIB  
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6 Blood samples that may be taken for MI   show
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Difference B/w Sinus Arrest and Sinus Block   show
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show From the Right Arm Neg to The Left Leg Pos  
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show ECG shows electrical activity but no palpatory pulse is felt. not shockable B/C already have ele.  
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Leads 2, 3, and aVF look at what region   show
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Leads 1 and aVL look at what region   show
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show Septum  
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Lead aVR looks at what region   show
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show Anterior  
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show Lateral  
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show Elevation in any Lead of 1 mm except V2 and V3, Elevation of 2mm in V2 and V3  
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Measurement of ST segment depression in any leads   show
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Biphasic T wave could indicate   show
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Reasons for Pathological Q wave to present   show
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Measurement of Q wave   show
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show Symptom event monitor, no storage before activation.  
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show Left main coronary art. and LAD, left anterior descending coronary art.  
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show Loop Memory Monitor, can press button prior, during or after event.  
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Term for when Pacemaker does not sense any electrical impulse and does not turn off   show
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show Holt Monitor, must keep diary  
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Ambulatory monitor that is real time and monitored by tech.   show
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Issues with under sensing with pacemakers   show
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ST segment elevation can indicate what   show
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Atriobiventricular pacing looks like what BBB rhythm   show
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ST Depression on stress test ECG could indicate what   show
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Pacing complication Malfunction is   show
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show Failure to sense  
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show No Depolarization  
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show Inhibiting Impulses, may be caused by muscle movement being picked up by pacemaker as heart  
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Pacing complication Undersensing is   show
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Chemical stress test uses which 2 methods   show
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show ST segment elevation or depression , T wave inversion, Development of Pathological Q wave,, Ischemia delays repolar.  
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Why NSTEMI hard to detect on ECG   show
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ST depression with T wave inversion can indicate what   show
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Atrioventricular Pacing presents like what BBB   show
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show 1mm, would suggest Myocardial Injury/Infarction  
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show 2mm  
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Pacemaker batteries last how long   show
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Major coronary art. that supplies Lateral Wall of LV   show
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ECG trace STEMI   show
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Major coronary art. that supplies the Septal wall of LV   show
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show Right coronary art. and Marginal art.  
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3 Phases of exercise stress test   show
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Malsensing is AKA   show
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show Maximum Slope Intercept method  
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show Bruce, Modified Bruce, Naughton ;; Time and Incline  
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Intake requirements prior to stress test.   show
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3 Programs of pacemakers   show
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show MCOT mobile cardiac outpatient telemetry, sends data to monitor by radio frequency then to monitor center by cellular.  
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Main Difference for 3rd degree AV block and other BBB is   show
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AV delay with pacemaker is same as what with normal heart   show
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show Insertable loop recorder  
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show Unstable Angina, STEMI and NSTEMI  
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show Tissue Death  
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show Children, Older adults and Well conditioned Athletes.  
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show Ectopic Impulses. could be damage from MI or Valvular issues. If AV node is faster than the SA node then it runs the show.  
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6 Sinus Rhythms are   show
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What items can erase ecg tracing   show
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