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NCAL KAISER EKG EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM ||
MOST RECENT EXAM 2026 ACTUAL COMPLETE
REAL EXAM //WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (ALREADY GRADED A+) |
GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!



NSR
hemodynamically stable with optimal co

Rate: 60-100
Rhythm: Regular
P waves normal
1:1 conduction
QRS normal
ST and T waves normal




Sinus Arrhythmia
no hemodynamic significance. p-p interval varies by more than 10%.

Rate: 60-100, speed slows with respirations
Rhythm: Irregular
P waves normal
1:1 conduction

,QRS normal
ST and T waves normal




Sinus arrhythmia treatment
Asx: nothing
sx: find cause and treat (e.g. digitalis toxicity, MI)
Sinus Bradycardia
Can compromise CO.
Normal in athletes and during sleep

All normal except rate <60




sinus bradycardia causes and symptoms
primary causes: hypothermia, increased ICP, vagal stimulation, MI
(inferior and posterior)
secondary causes: BB's, digitalis, CCB

Sx: syncope, dizzy, hypotension, angina. ectopic beats
sinus brady treatment

, only if symptomatic: 0.5mg atropine IV, pacemaker if unsuccessful, hold
drugs that decrease HR
Sinus Tachycardia
CO may be compromised due to inadequate ventricular filling

Rate: 100-150 bpm
Rhythm: regular
p waves normal and alike
PR interval normal
QRS normal
ST and T waves normal (unless rate is very fast: P&T waves fuse and can
become distorted)




sinus tachy causes and symptoms
increased metabolic demands causes: anxiety, stress, fever, exercise,
pain

Stimulant causes: epinephrine, aminophylline, albuterol

decreased blood flow causes: shock, CHF, hemorrhage

Sx: palpitations, dizzy
what are the three rhythms that are considered sinus node disease?
sinus arrest, asystole and sinoatrial exit block
sinus arrest or asystole

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