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What causes WPW - answers-bundle of Kent
occurs due to pericardial effusion - answers-electrical alternans
pacemaker programmed parameter to inhibit pacing allowing the heart to beat on
its own - answers-hysteresis
chest pain occurring at night - answers-nocturnal angina
failure of pacemaker to detect intrinsic beat - answers-undersensing
minimum amount of energy necessary to cause myocardial depolarization -
answers-pacemaker threshold
suggest pulmonary embolism in 12 lead ECG - answers-S1Q3T3
,Extreme RAD is a common observation in which arrhythmia - answers-ventricular
tachycardia
Occlusion of the right coronary artery may cause - answers-inferior ischemia
what is the genetic condition showing RBBB pattern with ST elevation in V1-V3 that
may cause sudden nocturnal death - answers-Brugada Syndrome
ST segment elevation of long standing (weeks/months) is suggestive of -
answers-ventricular aneurysm
what combination of conduction issues could be part of a trifasicular block -
answers-RBBB, 1st degree AVB, LAFB/LPFB
The blanking period of the pacemaker reflects - answers-short interval of time
that the device cannot sense any events
blood clots collecting in the atria are a possible complication of what rhythm -
answers-a fib
conduction to the atria in junctional rhythms are said to be - answers-retrograde
,The most appropriate pacemaker mode for a patient that has a fib with slow
ventricular response is - answers-VVI - single chamber ventricular pacing
The James bundle will produce what effect on the ECG - answers-short PRI
Subendocaridal injury is also referred to as - answers-non-q wave MI
Osborne waves are seen in - answers-hypothermia
What ECG wave represents ventricular repolarization - answers-T wave
In a lateral wall MI, which coronary artery is most likely occluded - answers-LCX
The part of the ECG machine that converts electrical impulses to mechanical
action - answers-Galvanometer
Repolarization abnormalities of the hypertrophied ventricle showing ST segment
depression is known as - answers-strain pattern
premature atrial beats occurring during the repolarization period of the right
bunch branch - answers-aberrant beat
, Peaked T waves with narrow QRS complexes are seen in - answers-hyperkalemia
the most common cause of LVH - answers-hypertension
flattening of T waves with pronounced U waves are seen in - answers-hypokalemia
proper capture is evidenced on the ECG by the presence of - answers-P waves of
QRS complexes following the pacemaker spikes
normal QRS complexes should have a width of - answers-less than 0.12 secs wide
normal PRI is - answers-0.12-0.20
a conduction abnormality with PR intervals that prolong until a beat is dropped is -
answers-Mobitz I
6 potential causes of dominant R waves in V1 - answers-RBBB, Pediatric, RVH,
anterior I WPW type A, posterior MI, incorrect lead placement
normal calibration voltage of an ECG is - answers-10mm/mV
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What causes WPW - answers-bundle of Kent
occurs due to pericardial effusion - answers-electrical alternans
pacemaker programmed parameter to inhibit pacing allowing the heart to beat on
its own - answers-hysteresis
chest pain occurring at night - answers-nocturnal angina
failure of pacemaker to detect intrinsic beat - answers-undersensing
minimum amount of energy necessary to cause myocardial depolarization -
answers-pacemaker threshold
suggest pulmonary embolism in 12 lead ECG - answers-S1Q3T3
,Extreme RAD is a common observation in which arrhythmia - answers-ventricular
tachycardia
Occlusion of the right coronary artery may cause - answers-inferior ischemia
what is the genetic condition showing RBBB pattern with ST elevation in V1-V3 that
may cause sudden nocturnal death - answers-Brugada Syndrome
ST segment elevation of long standing (weeks/months) is suggestive of -
answers-ventricular aneurysm
what combination of conduction issues could be part of a trifasicular block -
answers-RBBB, 1st degree AVB, LAFB/LPFB
The blanking period of the pacemaker reflects - answers-short interval of time
that the device cannot sense any events
blood clots collecting in the atria are a possible complication of what rhythm -
answers-a fib
conduction to the atria in junctional rhythms are said to be - answers-retrograde
,The most appropriate pacemaker mode for a patient that has a fib with slow
ventricular response is - answers-VVI - single chamber ventricular pacing
The James bundle will produce what effect on the ECG - answers-short PRI
Subendocaridal injury is also referred to as - answers-non-q wave MI
Osborne waves are seen in - answers-hypothermia
What ECG wave represents ventricular repolarization - answers-T wave
In a lateral wall MI, which coronary artery is most likely occluded - answers-LCX
The part of the ECG machine that converts electrical impulses to mechanical
action - answers-Galvanometer
Repolarization abnormalities of the hypertrophied ventricle showing ST segment
depression is known as - answers-strain pattern
premature atrial beats occurring during the repolarization period of the right
bunch branch - answers-aberrant beat
, Peaked T waves with narrow QRS complexes are seen in - answers-hyperkalemia
the most common cause of LVH - answers-hypertension
flattening of T waves with pronounced U waves are seen in - answers-hypokalemia
proper capture is evidenced on the ECG by the presence of - answers-P waves of
QRS complexes following the pacemaker spikes
normal QRS complexes should have a width of - answers-less than 0.12 secs wide
normal PRI is - answers-0.12-0.20
a conduction abnormality with PR intervals that prolong until a beat is dropped is -
answers-Mobitz I
6 potential causes of dominant R waves in V1 - answers-RBBB, Pediatric, RVH,
anterior I WPW type A, posterior MI, incorrect lead placement
normal calibration voltage of an ECG is - answers-10mm/mV
