Dysrhythmia Test
"wandering pacemaker" characteristics - ANS-morphology of p waves modifications
2d Degree AV Block Type 1 (Wenkebach) Characteristics - ANS-- pr c programming language
will increase with every beat until a qrs complicated is dropped
2nd Degree AV Block Type 2 (Mobitz II) Characteristics - ANS-- p wave before every qrs
- a few p's are not observed by means of a qrs
- pr c language is the identical for each performed (complete) beat
- typically bradycardic
Asystole - ANS-
atrial traumatic inflammation - ANS-
Atrial Flutter - ANS-
Atrial paced rhythm - ANS-Pacer spike earlier than P wave
AV Paced - ANS-spike before P and QRS
Failure to seize (pacemaker) - ANS-- spike by way of itself
Failure to seize looks as if.... - ANS-spike by itself
failure to sense looks as if.... - ANS-spike in the middle of a complicated
First diploma AV block - ANS-
First Degree AV Block Characteristics - ANS-- P wave before every qrs complex
- P waves are upright and uniform
- LONG PR INTERVAL
Idioventricular Rhythm - ANS-
Junctional rhythm - ANS-Regular
Rate: 40-60
P Wave: ABSENT or INVERTED
PR Interval: None or <zero.12
QRS: <0.12 sec
junctional rhythms characteristics - ANS-- forty-60 bpm
- inverted p waves
- slim qrs
NSR (Normal Sinus Rhythm) - ANS-
Secnd diploma av block type 1 (wenckebach) - ANS-
Second diploma AV block kind II (Mobitz II) - ANS-
Third diploma av block (whole coronary heart block) - ANS-
Third Degree AV Block (complete heart block) Characteristics - ANS-- no relation among p's and
q's
- atrial charge is normal, ventricular price is brady
Torsades De Pointes - ANS-
V fib - ANS-
Ventricular paced rhythm - ANS-spike earlier than QRS
ventricular tachycardia - ANS-
"wandering pacemaker" characteristics - ANS-morphology of p waves modifications
2d Degree AV Block Type 1 (Wenkebach) Characteristics - ANS-- pr c programming language
will increase with every beat until a qrs complicated is dropped
2nd Degree AV Block Type 2 (Mobitz II) Characteristics - ANS-- p wave before every qrs
- a few p's are not observed by means of a qrs
- pr c language is the identical for each performed (complete) beat
- typically bradycardic
Asystole - ANS-
atrial traumatic inflammation - ANS-
Atrial Flutter - ANS-
Atrial paced rhythm - ANS-Pacer spike earlier than P wave
AV Paced - ANS-spike before P and QRS
Failure to seize (pacemaker) - ANS-- spike by way of itself
Failure to seize looks as if.... - ANS-spike by itself
failure to sense looks as if.... - ANS-spike in the middle of a complicated
First diploma AV block - ANS-
First Degree AV Block Characteristics - ANS-- P wave before every qrs complex
- P waves are upright and uniform
- LONG PR INTERVAL
Idioventricular Rhythm - ANS-
Junctional rhythm - ANS-Regular
Rate: 40-60
P Wave: ABSENT or INVERTED
PR Interval: None or <zero.12
QRS: <0.12 sec
junctional rhythms characteristics - ANS-- forty-60 bpm
- inverted p waves
- slim qrs
NSR (Normal Sinus Rhythm) - ANS-
Secnd diploma av block type 1 (wenckebach) - ANS-
Second diploma AV block kind II (Mobitz II) - ANS-
Third diploma av block (whole coronary heart block) - ANS-
Third Degree AV Block (complete heart block) Characteristics - ANS-- no relation among p's and
q's
- atrial charge is normal, ventricular price is brady
Torsades De Pointes - ANS-
V fib - ANS-
Ventricular paced rhythm - ANS-spike earlier than QRS
ventricular tachycardia - ANS-