P wave - Answers atrial depolarization
Ta wave - Answers Atrial repolarization (usually not seen)
T wave - Answers ventricular repolarization
atrial fibrillation atrium depolarize at - Answers rapid rate
atrial fibrillation - Answers
Atrial Tachycardia - Answers
0.12 - 2.0 - Answers Normal PR interval
Venterical Contract - Answers QRS
Normal QRS - Answers 0.06-0.12
0.04 - Answers Small box
end of PR interval to end of S - Answers how to measure QRS
P wave - Answers always look for
resting - Answers the t wave is the _____ time
not common - Answers The u wave
ST - Answers End of ventral contraction
MIs - Answers elevated ST
Heart Block - Answers increase PR could mean
P wave present, how many - Answers Step 1
P waves regular - Answers Step 2
R waves present, how many - Answers Step 3
R waves regular - Answers Step 4
PR interval measurement + QRS width - Answers Step 5
ventricular tachycardia - Answers
Atrial Flutter - Answers