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KAISER EKG ACTUAL EXAM NEWEST 2026/2027 COMPLETE ALL
250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||JUST OUT!!!
Why is there an early P wave and wide QRS (>0.01) in PAC? -
ANSWER-Bundle branches have not sufficiently polarized and
slow to respond to impulses from atria
What is the most common type of rhythm in supraventricular
tachycardia (SVT)?
Atrial fibrillation
Atrial tachycardia
Junctional tachycardia
Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia - ANSWER-Paroxysmal
supraventricular tachycardia
Non conducted or blocked PAC - ANSWER-There is no
conduction through ventricles bc atrial focus fires so early, the
AV node is still refractory but not repolarized creating an early P
wave w/ no QRS behind it
Is PAC common amongst healthy people? - ANSWER-Yes
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PAC is associated with what diseases? (M, A, C, E) - ANSWER-
Myocardial ischemia
Atrial enlargement
CHF
Electrolyte imbalances
PAC interventions? - ANSWER-Correct electrolyte imbalance
Atrial flutter is caused by? - ANSWER-Ectopic rhythm caused by
rapid firing circuits in atria, depolarizing at >250
Atrial flutter, uncontrolled ventricular rate is what type of rate?
Ventricular Controlled rate? - ANSWER-Uncontrolled: >100
Controlled: <100
Atrial flutter EKG characteristics:
Rate:
Rhythm:
P waves:
PRI:
QRS: - ANSWER-Rate: 250-400
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Rhythm: atrical rhythm reg, ventricular is reg or irreg
P waves: saw tooth appearance
PRI: Not measurable
QRS 0.04-0.10
Atrial flutter tx? - ANSWER-Get HR under control w/ meds such
as Ca channel blockers or beta blockers, if unstable than
cardioversion, ablation or overdrive pacing (rarely used)
A-fib EKG characteristics:
Rate
Rhythm
P wave
PRI
QRS - ANSWER-Rate >300
Rhythm usually ventricular, irreg
P wave Non discernable
PRI None measurable
QRS 0.04-0.10
Afib, if ventricular response is controlled what is the tx?
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If ventricular rate is uncontrolled and pt is stable than tx? If
unstable? - ANSWER-Controlled-Anticoagulants and
antiarrhythmics
Uncontrolled stable-beta blockers, ca+ channel blockers or
digoxin
Uncontrolled unstable-cardioversion
What wave might not be visible if the patient presents with
sinus tachycardia (ST)?
P wave
QRS complex
T wave
U wave - ANSWER-T wave?
What is the appropriate treatment for a stable patient with
atrial fibrillation and a controlled ventricular response?
Administer anticoagulants and antiarrhythmics
Administer atropine and amiodarone
Administer beta blockers and epinephrine
Administer digoxin and vasopressin - ANSWER-Asystole or PEA
Idioventricular rhythm (IVR)
KAISER EKG ACTUAL EXAM NEWEST 2026/2027 COMPLETE ALL
250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||JUST OUT!!!
Why is there an early P wave and wide QRS (>0.01) in PAC? -
ANSWER-Bundle branches have not sufficiently polarized and
slow to respond to impulses from atria
What is the most common type of rhythm in supraventricular
tachycardia (SVT)?
Atrial fibrillation
Atrial tachycardia
Junctional tachycardia
Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia - ANSWER-Paroxysmal
supraventricular tachycardia
Non conducted or blocked PAC - ANSWER-There is no
conduction through ventricles bc atrial focus fires so early, the
AV node is still refractory but not repolarized creating an early P
wave w/ no QRS behind it
Is PAC common amongst healthy people? - ANSWER-Yes
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PAC is associated with what diseases? (M, A, C, E) - ANSWER-
Myocardial ischemia
Atrial enlargement
CHF
Electrolyte imbalances
PAC interventions? - ANSWER-Correct electrolyte imbalance
Atrial flutter is caused by? - ANSWER-Ectopic rhythm caused by
rapid firing circuits in atria, depolarizing at >250
Atrial flutter, uncontrolled ventricular rate is what type of rate?
Ventricular Controlled rate? - ANSWER-Uncontrolled: >100
Controlled: <100
Atrial flutter EKG characteristics:
Rate:
Rhythm:
P waves:
PRI:
QRS: - ANSWER-Rate: 250-400
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Rhythm: atrical rhythm reg, ventricular is reg or irreg
P waves: saw tooth appearance
PRI: Not measurable
QRS 0.04-0.10
Atrial flutter tx? - ANSWER-Get HR under control w/ meds such
as Ca channel blockers or beta blockers, if unstable than
cardioversion, ablation or overdrive pacing (rarely used)
A-fib EKG characteristics:
Rate
Rhythm
P wave
PRI
QRS - ANSWER-Rate >300
Rhythm usually ventricular, irreg
P wave Non discernable
PRI None measurable
QRS 0.04-0.10
Afib, if ventricular response is controlled what is the tx?
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If ventricular rate is uncontrolled and pt is stable than tx? If
unstable? - ANSWER-Controlled-Anticoagulants and
antiarrhythmics
Uncontrolled stable-beta blockers, ca+ channel blockers or
digoxin
Uncontrolled unstable-cardioversion
What wave might not be visible if the patient presents with
sinus tachycardia (ST)?
P wave
QRS complex
T wave
U wave - ANSWER-T wave?
What is the appropriate treatment for a stable patient with
atrial fibrillation and a controlled ventricular response?
Administer anticoagulants and antiarrhythmics
Administer atropine and amiodarone
Administer beta blockers and epinephrine
Administer digoxin and vasopressin - ANSWER-Asystole or PEA
Idioventricular rhythm (IVR)
