ECG Rhythm Strip Interpretation: Basic Lesson 7
first degree AV block: - ANS-may be clinically insignificant
given the following information about this rhythm strip, what is the correct interpretation of the
rhythm shown here?
Rhythm: irregular
Rate: 50 BPM
P Wave: Normal
PR: Variable
QRS: 0.06
T Wave: Normal
QT: 0.28
Other: PR interval increases until dropped beat - ANS-Type 1 second degree AV block
given the following information about this rhythm strip, what is the correct interpretation of the
rhythm shown here?
Rhythm: irregular
Rate: 88 BPM
P Wave: normal
PR: 0.12
QRS: 0.12
T Wave: normal
QT: 0.32 - ANS-type 2 second degree AV block
given the following information about this rhythm strip, what is the correct interpretation of the
rhythm shown here?
Rhythm: regular
Rate: 50 BPM
P Wave: normal
PR: unmeasurable
QRS: 0.08 second
T Wave: flattened or distorted by P wave
QT: 0.28 second
Other: P wave not related to QRS complex - ANS-Third degree AV block
the cause of AV disassociation is: - ANS-an underlying rhythm disturbance
first degree AV block: - ANS-may be clinically insignificant
given the following information about this rhythm strip, what is the correct interpretation of the
rhythm shown here?
Rhythm: irregular
Rate: 50 BPM
P Wave: Normal
PR: Variable
QRS: 0.06
T Wave: Normal
QT: 0.28
Other: PR interval increases until dropped beat - ANS-Type 1 second degree AV block
given the following information about this rhythm strip, what is the correct interpretation of the
rhythm shown here?
Rhythm: irregular
Rate: 88 BPM
P Wave: normal
PR: 0.12
QRS: 0.12
T Wave: normal
QT: 0.32 - ANS-type 2 second degree AV block
given the following information about this rhythm strip, what is the correct interpretation of the
rhythm shown here?
Rhythm: regular
Rate: 50 BPM
P Wave: normal
PR: unmeasurable
QRS: 0.08 second
T Wave: flattened or distorted by P wave
QT: 0.28 second
Other: P wave not related to QRS complex - ANS-Third degree AV block
the cause of AV disassociation is: - ANS-an underlying rhythm disturbance