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| What does a Bundle Branch Block possibly indicate? |
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Definition
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That possibly a large amount of myocardial necrosis has occurred.
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| The Right Coronary Artery supplies how much blood to the SA and AV node? |
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Definition
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-60% to the SA node
-90% to the AV node
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| Characteristic of Right BBB? |
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Definition
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Positive and Negative QRS complex in V1.
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| Characteristic of Left BBB? |
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Definition
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Primarily negative QRS complex.
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| Name the components of the Triad of Infaraction? |
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Definition
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-Ischemia
-Injury
-Infarction
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| In terms of the Triad of Infarction, define ischemia. |
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Definition
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ST segment depression and/or T-wave inversion.
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| In terms of the Triad of Infarction, define injury. |
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Definition
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ST elevation and T-wave inversion.
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| In terms of the Triad of Infarction, define infarction. |
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Definition
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Q-wave = 1/3 size of QRS or wide.
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| What does the Q-wave on infarction say about myocardial tissue? |
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Definition
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Q-waves show an absence of electrical activity in some section of the heart, signaling dead tissue. Cells normally rest at -90mV when dead, so the Q-wave shows no activity and the stylus drops.
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Term
| Reciprocoal changes will usually have what type of T-wave? |
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Definition
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Term
| What supplies the Posterior Left Bundle Branch? |
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Definition
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Right Cornary Artery or the Left Coronary Artery.
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Term
| What supplies the Anterior Left Bundle Branch? |
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Definition
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Left Anterior Descending - part of the the Left Coronary Artery.
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Term
| What supplies the Right Bundle Branch? |
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Definition
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| The Left Coronary Artery supplies how much blood to the SA and AV node? |
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Definition
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-40% to the SA node
-10% to the AV node
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Term
| What might cause Right Atrial Hypertrophy? |
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Definition
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-Tricuspid Valve Disease
-Pulmonary/Respiratory Disease
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| What might cause Left Atrial Hypertrophy? |
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Definition
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-Mitral Valve Disease
-Hypertension
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| Characteristics of Left Anterior Hemi Block on 12 Lead ECG: |
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Definition
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-small Q in I
-small R in III
-Left Axis deviation of -45 degrees or more.
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| Characteristics of Left Posterior Hemi Block on 12 Lead ECG: |
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Definition
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-small R in I
-small Q in III
-right axis deviation of +150 degrees or more.
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Term
| Causes of Right Ventricular Hypertrophy? |
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Definition
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| Characteristics of Right Ventricular Hypertrophy on 12 Lead ECG: |
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Definition
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Progressive decrease in size of R-wave from V1 to V4. (R-wave gets smaller from V1 to V4)
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| Characteristics of Left Ventricular Hypertrophy on 12 Lead ECG: |
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Definition
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Sum of S-wave in V2 and R-wave in V5 are 35mm or more on strip.
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Term
| Characteristics of Pericarditis: |
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Definition
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-ST elevation in all leads (not always contiguous)
-common in dialysis and kemotherapy patients
-low grade fever
-decreased pulse pressure
-may use NSAID for tx
-may see posterior reflections
-Viral, Bacterial or Metabolic
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