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EKG test - NW Hospital Exam Review/ Qs & Ans/ Already Graded A+. what is the range for the PRI? - Answer: 0.12-0.20 seconds what is the range for the QRS interval? - Answer: 0.06 - <0.12 seconds what is the range for the QT interval? - Answer: 0.32 - 0.44 seconds (for HR in the 60-100's) what does depolarization mean? - Answer: contraction of the heart your patient has multiple runs of PVCs, what do you do? meds? electrical x? - Answer: Symptomatic • Amiodarone • Lidocaine Asymptomatic • Correct underlying cause • Check Electrolytes your patient has torsades de pointes, what do you do? meds? electrical x? - Answer: correct the e imbalance - give mag 2-4mg!

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EKG test - NW Hospital Exam Review/ Qs &
Ans/ Already Graded A+.
what is the range for the PRI? - Answer: 0.12-0.20 seconds


what is the range for the QRS interval? - Answer: 0.06 - <0.12 seconds


what is the range for the QT interval? - Answer: 0.32 - 0.44 seconds (for HR in the 60-100's)


what does depolarization mean? - Answer: contraction of the heart


your patient has multiple runs of PVCs, what do you do?


meds?
electrical x? - Answer: Symptomatic
• Amiodarone
• Lidocaine

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, Asymptomatic
• Correct underlying cause
• Check Electrolytes


your patient has torsades de pointes, what do you do?


meds?
electrical x? - Answer: correct the e imbalance - give mag 2-4mg!


your patient goes into an idioventricular rhythm, what do you do? - Answer: pacemaker,
atropine, dopamine, epi


AMIO SHOULD BE AVOIDED


your patient goes into aflutter, what do you do? - Answer: goal is to control the rate!!
-BBs
-CCBs
-anti coagulate
-cardiovert if symptomatic


your patient goes into afib, what do you do? - Answer: goal is to control the rate!!
-BBs
-CCBs
-anti coagulate
-cardiovert if symptomatic


your patient has a 1st degree HB, what do you do? - Answer: • Check VS
• Monitor patient for progression


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