RCES exam Exam Questions and Answers
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PR interval 120 - 200 ms
QRS interval < 100 ms
QT interval < 400 ms
QTc interval Measure of time between start of Q wave
and end
of T wave in cardiac cycle
QTc interval (men) < 450 ms
QTc interval (women) < 470 ms
Basic Cycle Length (BCL) 1000 - 600 ms aka 60-100 bpm
PA interval 25 - 55 ms
AH interval 55 - 125 ms
HBE interval < 30 ms
, HV interval 35 - 55 ms
QRS interval < 100 ms
Triangle of Koch defined by the following structures within
the right
atrium: (1) The ostium of the coronary
sinus,
posteriorly; (2) the anterior-septal leaflet
commissure; and (3) the tendon of Todaro
(a
tendinous structure connecting the valve of
the
inferior vena cava ostium to the central
fibrous
body), posteriorly.
Thesbian valve a fold located at the ostium of the CS
most posterior part of the heart left atrium
crista terminalis seperates the trabeculated muscle from
the
smooth muscle in the right atrium
Mobitz Type I (Wenckebach) progressive lengthening of PR interval until
a beat
is 'dropped' (P wave not followed by a
QRS
complex) usually asymptomatic
with Verified Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
PR interval 120 - 200 ms
QRS interval < 100 ms
QT interval < 400 ms
QTc interval Measure of time between start of Q wave
and end
of T wave in cardiac cycle
QTc interval (men) < 450 ms
QTc interval (women) < 470 ms
Basic Cycle Length (BCL) 1000 - 600 ms aka 60-100 bpm
PA interval 25 - 55 ms
AH interval 55 - 125 ms
HBE interval < 30 ms
, HV interval 35 - 55 ms
QRS interval < 100 ms
Triangle of Koch defined by the following structures within
the right
atrium: (1) The ostium of the coronary
sinus,
posteriorly; (2) the anterior-septal leaflet
commissure; and (3) the tendon of Todaro
(a
tendinous structure connecting the valve of
the
inferior vena cava ostium to the central
fibrous
body), posteriorly.
Thesbian valve a fold located at the ostium of the CS
most posterior part of the heart left atrium
crista terminalis seperates the trabeculated muscle from
the
smooth muscle in the right atrium
Mobitz Type I (Wenckebach) progressive lengthening of PR interval until
a beat
is 'dropped' (P wave not followed by a
QRS
complex) usually asymptomatic