BASIC ARRHYTHMIA Exam: 2026/2027 LATEST
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
• Normal PR interval measurements . CORRECT ANSWER: 0.12-0.20
• Normal p wave . CORRECT ANSWER: upright and rounded
• abnormal p waves are . CORRECT ANSWER: absent, inverted, or comes after
the QRS
• coronary arteries . CORRECT ANSWER: get oxygenated when in diastole
• assessment for a bad cardiac output . CORRECT ANSWER: pale, diaphoretic,
decrease BP, LOC, SOA
• What med dont you give if EF is low? . CORRECT ANSWER: cardizem
• depolarization . CORRECT ANSWER: when the heart is working.
• repolarization . CORRECT ANSWER: when the heart is resting.
• absolute refractory period . CORRECT ANSWER: time when cells CANNOT
respond to a stimulus
• Relative refractory period . CORRECT ANSWER: a strong enough stimulus can
cause depolarization
, • how to identify a Sinus Rhythm . CORRECT ANSWER: has a P wave, 0.12-
0.20 PR interval, R waves parch out, P waves march out. QRS is <0.12
• What node is responsible for Sinus Rhythms? . CORRECT ANSWER: SA node
• What node is responsible for Junctional Rhythms? . CORRECT ANSWER: AV
node
• How do you know there is ST elevation on ECG paper? . CORRECT ANSWER:
1 small box of elevation or depression for significance.
• meds that cause QT elevation . CORRECT ANSWER: seroquel, levoquin,
haldol, amiodarone, zofran
• How to measure PR interveral . CORRECT ANSWER: beginning of P wave to
beginning of Q.
• normal QRS side . CORRECT ANSWER: 3 baby boxes or less <0.12
• normal QT interval . CORRECT ANSWER: 0.36-0.44
• Sinus Bradycardia Treatment . CORRECT ANSWER: -atropine= anticholinergic
drug
-transcutaneous pacing
dopamine
-epinephrine
-may need permanent pacemaker therapy
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
• Normal PR interval measurements . CORRECT ANSWER: 0.12-0.20
• Normal p wave . CORRECT ANSWER: upright and rounded
• abnormal p waves are . CORRECT ANSWER: absent, inverted, or comes after
the QRS
• coronary arteries . CORRECT ANSWER: get oxygenated when in diastole
• assessment for a bad cardiac output . CORRECT ANSWER: pale, diaphoretic,
decrease BP, LOC, SOA
• What med dont you give if EF is low? . CORRECT ANSWER: cardizem
• depolarization . CORRECT ANSWER: when the heart is working.
• repolarization . CORRECT ANSWER: when the heart is resting.
• absolute refractory period . CORRECT ANSWER: time when cells CANNOT
respond to a stimulus
• Relative refractory period . CORRECT ANSWER: a strong enough stimulus can
cause depolarization
, • how to identify a Sinus Rhythm . CORRECT ANSWER: has a P wave, 0.12-
0.20 PR interval, R waves parch out, P waves march out. QRS is <0.12
• What node is responsible for Sinus Rhythms? . CORRECT ANSWER: SA node
• What node is responsible for Junctional Rhythms? . CORRECT ANSWER: AV
node
• How do you know there is ST elevation on ECG paper? . CORRECT ANSWER:
1 small box of elevation or depression for significance.
• meds that cause QT elevation . CORRECT ANSWER: seroquel, levoquin,
haldol, amiodarone, zofran
• How to measure PR interveral . CORRECT ANSWER: beginning of P wave to
beginning of Q.
• normal QRS side . CORRECT ANSWER: 3 baby boxes or less <0.12
• normal QT interval . CORRECT ANSWER: 0.36-0.44
• Sinus Bradycardia Treatment . CORRECT ANSWER: -atropine= anticholinergic
drug
-transcutaneous pacing
dopamine
-epinephrine
-may need permanent pacemaker therapy