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1 What is the circled wave?



2 A pulse train of 8 paced beats a fixed cycle length is termed:
with


Many catheters can not be reused. After being used in a patient what type of
3 use devices" may be re-sterilzed "single
patients? by 3rd party processors and then re-used
on other


What type of conduction happens in the 3rd (last) complex shown (look at the
4 last
complex, not the arrow)?


What is the circled wave? T wave



What is the large ECG waveform QRS
at
the arrow


What is the waveform at the arrow A wave following a PVC
in
the EGM?

,What is the waveform pointed to? V wave



What type of conduction happens PJC
in
the 3rd (last) complex shown (look
at
the last complex, not the arrow)?


In this EGM, pacing is performed RV
via
which catheter?


At the start of an electrophysiology HRA
study the physician may pace the
heart from several different areas
for
baseline measurements. What
catheter is being paced in this
example?


What will the QRS look like on the It'll be wide.
surface leads if the RVa is being
paced?


What information does the "stim" Pacing output
line
give?


What is burst pacing? Pacing at a fixed cycle length.

, What is incremental pacing Pacing at a constant cycle length slightly
(decremental)? shorter
than the patient's spontaneous rhythm
then
decreasing cycle length (or increasing the
pacing
rate) by small steps (usually 10 ms).


What is the typical guiding -Inner lumen made of teflon
catheter -Braided stainless steel wires imbedded in
or long sheath made from? a plastic
jacket to make the catheter strong and
torquable
-Polyurethane forms the body of the
catheter
-Coating that is hypo thrombogenic: can
include
silicone, heparine, hydrophilics


Many catheters can not be reused. Diagnostic EP electrodes
After being used in a patient what
type of "single use devices" may
be
re-sterilzed by 3rd party
processors
and then re-used on other
patients?


What French size is a catheter 8F
with (to remember-6 F is 2 mm so set up a
an outer diameter of 2.66 mm? proportion
2mm/6 F=2.66 mm/x F)

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