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CSCT EXAM UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Question: 1. What is the normal rage of the PR interval Answer: 0.12-0.20 seconds Question: 2. Normal QRS duration Answer: 0.08-0.12 seconds Question: 3. What is the name of the formula for the corrected QT Interval? Answer: Bazett's Formula: Square Root of there R-R x by 450ms of the upper limit of normal. Question: 4. ECG criteria for LVH Answer: [S in V1 or V2] + [R in V5 or V6] e 35 mm OR R in aVL e 11 mm Question: 5. What is considered normal axis range Answer:-30 degrees to + 90 degrees Question: 6. What is the range of normal EF Answer: 55% - 75% Question: 7. During ETT, how far past the J point is the ST segment measured? Answer: 80ms Question: 8. During ETT, a drop of BP greater than *** is considered an absolute indication to terminate the test Answer: 10mmHg

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CSCT EXAM UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS

Question:
1. What is the normal rage of the PR interval
Answer:
0.12-0.20 seconds

Question:
2. Normal QRS duration
Answer:
0.08-0.12 seconds

Question:
3. What is the name of the formula for the corrected QT Interval?
Answer:
Bazett's Formula: Square Root of there R-R x by 450ms of the upper limit of normal.

Question:
4. ECG criteria for LVH
Answer:
[S in V1 or V2] + [R in V5 or V6] e 35 mm
OR
R in aVL e 11 mm

Question:
5. What is considered normal axis range
Answer:
-30 degrees to + 90 degrees

Question:
6. What is the range of normal EF
Answer:
55% - 75%

Question:
7. During ETT, how far past the J point is the ST segment measured?
Answer:
80ms

Question:
8. During ETT, a drop of BP greater than *** is considered an absolute indication to terminate the test
Answer:
10mmHg

,Question:
9. What are the 3 functions of electrocardiography?
Answer:
1. Input 2. Signal Processing 3. Output

Question:
10. Where is 0 potential located
Answer:
Centre of the heart

Question:
11. What are the 12 leads that make up the standard ECG?
Answer:
I, II, III, aVR, aVL, aVF, V1, V2, V3 ,V4, V5, V6

Question:
12. What are the two main functions of the recorded ECG?
Answer:
1. Amount of voltage generated by the heart 2.Time required for voltage to travel through the heart

Question:
13. What are the limitations of the ECG as a diagnostic tool?
Answer:
-Mechanical function - Etiology, pathology of disease - Structural, functional impairment - CAD related to
silent/transient ischemia

Question:
14. When should you not change the standardization of the ECG machine?
Answer:
Angina or Chest Pain

Question:
15. 5 things to look at for every ECG
Answer:
1. Rate 2. Rhythm 3. P waves 4. PR interval 5. QRS duration

Question:
16. 1 small box in seconds
Answer:
0.04 seconds

Question:
17. 1 large box in seconds
Answer:
0.20 seconds

,Question:
18. Max PR interval
Answer:
0.20 seconds

Question:
19. Max QRS
Answer:
0.12 seconds

Question:
20. What is the PR interval?
Answer:
beginning of P wave to beginning of QRS complex

Question:
21. Max QT interval in seconds
Answer:
0.40 seconds

Question:
22. first downward deflection
Answer:
Q wave

Question:
23. first upward deflection
Answer:
R wave

Question:
24. First downward deflection after first upward deflection
Answer:
S wave

Question:
25. Subsequent upward
Answer:
R prime

Question:
26. When is the QT interval?
Answer:
Start of Q wave to the end of the T wave

, Question:
27. How long should a normal p wave be?
Answer:
0.08 - 0.11 seconds

Question:
28. P waves are usually positive in what leads?
Answer:
I, II, V4, V5, V6

Question:
29. P waves are usually positive in all leads except?
Answer:
aVR, aVL and V1

Question:
30. P waves should always be negative in what lead?
Answer:
aVR

Question:
31. Brings next beat back into sync with preceding ones?
Answer:
Compensatory pause

Question:
32. Succeeding beats that do not fall back in sync?
Answer:
Non-Compensatory pause

Question:
33. P- mitrale
Answer:
LAE - left atrial enlargement

Question:
34. What is the criteria for p-mitrale?
Answer:
>0.12 seconds in limb leads, space between humps > or = 0.03 seconds

Question:
35. Physiology behind p - mitrale
Answer:
The cause of the notched p wave is prolonged conduction times required to transmit the impulse through
the enlarged atrium

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