NHA EKG PRACTICE LATEST
EXAM
How many seconds is 1 small box on an EKG? - ANSWERS-0.04
How many second is 1 big box on an EKG - ANSWERS-0.2
What is the normal QRS complex length? - ANSWERS-0.04-0.12
What is the normal length of the PR interval? - ANSWERS-0.12-0.20
What is an emergency state when ventricles are quivering? -
ANSWERS-Ventricular fibrillation
A myocardial infarction that does not have ST segment elevation is
referred to a _________. - ANSWERS-non-STEMI
What is standard calibration speed? - ANSWERS-10mm tall and 5mm
wide
What is standard grid speed? - ANSWERS-25mm/second
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EXAM
What should patents wear for stress testing? - ANSWERS-wear loose
clothing and non-slip shoes
What position should a patient be in that is experiencing hypotension? -
ANSWERS-supine with legs elevated
What is normal sinus rhythm? - ANSWERS-p waves are upright and
present, QRS complex is narrow, T wave is present and rate is between
60-100 bpm.
What is bradycardia? - ANSWERS-less than 60 bpm
What is tachycardia? - ANSWERS-more than 100 bpm
What position do you place a patient in that has dyspnea or orthopnea? -
ANSWERS-semi-fowlers
Which is the best method to use with fast rhythms for EKGS? -
ANSWERS-1500 method
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EXAM
How many seconds is 1 small box on an EKG? - ANSWERS-0.04
How many second is 1 big box on an EKG - ANSWERS-0.2
What is the normal QRS complex length? - ANSWERS-0.04-0.12
What is the normal length of the PR interval? - ANSWERS-0.12-0.20
What is an emergency state when ventricles are quivering? -
ANSWERS-Ventricular fibrillation
A myocardial infarction that does not have ST segment elevation is
referred to a _________. - ANSWERS-non-STEMI
What is standard calibration speed? - ANSWERS-10mm tall and 5mm
wide
What is standard grid speed? - ANSWERS-25mm/second
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, NHA EKG PRACTICE LATEST
EXAM
What should patents wear for stress testing? - ANSWERS-wear loose
clothing and non-slip shoes
What position should a patient be in that is experiencing hypotension? -
ANSWERS-supine with legs elevated
What is normal sinus rhythm? - ANSWERS-p waves are upright and
present, QRS complex is narrow, T wave is present and rate is between
60-100 bpm.
What is bradycardia? - ANSWERS-less than 60 bpm
What is tachycardia? - ANSWERS-more than 100 bpm
What position do you place a patient in that has dyspnea or orthopnea? -
ANSWERS-semi-fowlers
Which is the best method to use with fast rhythms for EKGS? -
ANSWERS-1500 method
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