Baylor Scott & White EKG test Guide With Complete Solution

v fib, v tach, asystole, PEA, idioventricular, 2nd degree T2, complete heart block -Answer what are the 7 lethal rhythms? P-R interval -Answer #4 NSR (Normal Sinus Rhythm) -Answer Sinus bradycardia -Answer 60bpm, TX: pacing, atropine, treat reversible causes Sinus tachycardia -Answer 100-160, TX: identify and tx underlying cause sinus arrest -Answer PACs -Answer looks like sinus arrest, TX: underlying cause, P waves are different atrial flutter -Answer P waves sawtooth, TX: support airway, ditiaziam, bblockers a fib -Answer wavy P waves, TX: with HypoTN use cardioversion and anticoagulant junctional rhythm -Answer youll see the J, rate 40-60bpm, PR interval 0.12, P waves inverted! TX: same as bradycardia 60bpm -Answer junctional rhythm rate is? SVT -Answer no visible P wave, if symptomatic synchronized cardioversion, vagal maneuver, adenosine PVC -Answer T wave in opposite direction, wide bizarre QRS, will always be with NSR or something like that Idioventricular Rhythm -Answer no P waves, WIDE QRS, T wave opposite 40bpm -Answer accelerated idioventricular rhythm is anything greater than? v fib -Answer DEFIB v tach -Answer do ur ghost have a pulse? if yes-adenosine, no-CPR, O2, epi! 1st degree AV block -Answer only one with no extra P wave, often confused with NSR, PR interval is 0.20 2nd degree AV block T1 -Answer inconsistent PR interval, R-R inconsistent