BA 323 SDSU EXAM 2 PRACTICE SET 2026 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT & VALUATION QUESTIONS HIGH YIELD A+

BA 323 SDSU EXAM 2 PRACTICE SET 2026
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT & VALUATION
QUESTIONS HIGH YIELD A+

◉ DISORDERS OF CARDIAC CONDUCTION
Normal Sinus Rhythm
Answer: Regular, each contains P wave, QRS complex, and T-wave


◉ DISORDERS OF CARDIAC CONDUCTION
Sinus Tachycardia
Where does it originate?
BPM?
Answer: Originates in SA node
100-150 bpm


◉ DISORDERS OF CARDIAC CONDUCTION
Supraventricular tachycardia
Where does it originate?
Answer: Rapid rhythm originating in 1 or more atrial locations or AV
node

,◉ DISORDERS OF CARDIAC CONDUCTION
Ventricular Tachycardia
Where does it originate?
Answer: Rapid rhythm originating in ventricles
Originates in damaged cells
QRS widened
Life threatening


◉ DISORDERS OF CARDIAC CONDUCTION
Premature Atrial Contractions
Where does it start?
What is it triggered?
Answer: Start above AV junction and connected to ventricles
Often triggered by caffeine, tobacco, stress, and fatigue


◉ DISORDERS OF CARDIAC CONDUCTION
Premature Ventricular Contractions
Answer: Extra heartbeats that begin in ventricles


◉ DISORDERS OF CARDIAC CONDUCTION
Atrial Fibrillation
BPM

, Common causes?
Answer: Disorganized, rapid depolarization of atrial tissue
Impulses are randomly conducted to ventricles
>300 bpm
Heart disease, alcohol intoxication, caffeine, electrolyte imbalances


◉ DISORDERS OF CARDIAC CONDUCTION
Atrial Flutter
BPM
Where does it originate?
Answer: Disorganized, chaotic electrical activity originating in
ventricles
More organized depolarization of ventricles: sawtooth pattern


◉ DISORDERS OF CARDIAC CONDUCTION
Ventricular Fibrillation
Where does it originate?
Answer: Disorganized, chaotic electrical activity originating in
ventricles
Life threatening and poor survival rates


◉ DISORDERS OF CARDIAC CONDUCTION