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| what the 6 step process in 12-lead? |
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| general impression-calibration-rhythm interpration-QRS COmplex-Hypertrophy-Ischemia infarction |
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| Whats standard print speed? |
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| What do you look for in the QRS assessment? |
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| axis, R-wave Progression, BBB/FB |
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| What do you look for in hypertrophy assesment? |
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| What do you look for in ischemia and infarction? |
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| ST depression/elevation, pathological Q-waves |
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purpose of the left bundle branch?
a.perfuse the septum
b.depolarize the septum
c.bifurcate
d.depolarize the left ventricle |
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Where do the anterior and posterior fasicles originate?
a.bundle of kent
b.bifurcation of RBB
c.His bundle
d.bifurcation of the LBB |
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| D. Bifurcation of the LBBB |
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What kind of intraventricular block does the following criteria describe?
q1,r3
lead 1-positive
lead 2-negative
lead 3-negative
lead AVF- negative |
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How is normal septal depolariztion seen on the 12-lead?
a.large profound Q wave in any lead
b.Upright q wave in inferior leads
c.very small q wave in the lateral leads
d.normal septal depolariztion is not seen on the 12 lead. |
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| C. very small q wave in inferior leads |
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| How is normal septal depolariztion seen on the 12-lead? a.large profound Q wave in any lead b.Upright q wave in inferior leads c.very small q wave in the lateral leads d.normal septal depolariztion is not seen on the 12 lead. |
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| C. very small q wave in lateral leads |
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| There needs to be an absence of RVH, COPD, and ALWMI in which block? |
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| Normal septal depolariztion in the ventricles travels from ___to___. |
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Which of the following criteria is not part of the RBB?
a.M rabbit ears QRS complex in anterior leads
b.slurred or prolonged S wave in lead 1 and v6
c.flattened T wave
d.rsR or rR in v1 or v2? |
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| A. M or rabbit ears QRS complex in the ANTERIOR leads |
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| what is commonly associated with the RBBB? |
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what kind of block has this criteria?
-r1,q3
lead 1 -
lead 3 -
lead avF + |
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| enlargement of overgrowth of an organ or body part due to an increase in work load of a muscle defines what? |
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| LAE is commonly reffered to as? |
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| RAE is commonly reffered to as? |
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| If V5 has about 45mm positive deflection what is most likely going on with the patients heart? |
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| In RAE the P-wave "teepee" has to be how tall? |
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| Whats the criteria for RVH? |
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R:S ratio >1mm in the septal leads
strain pattern
RAD
RAE |
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| In RVH the R-wave has to be_____ than the S-wave. |
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| What criteria is exclusionary when looking for RVH? |
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| What leads do you look at to identify RVH? |
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| Where is lead V3 placed on the patients chest? |
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| What leads do you look at to look at the inferior view of the heart? |
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| Where is precordial lead V4 placed on the patients chest? |
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| Left midclavicular 5th intercostalspace |
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| To acquire lead 3 how are the electrodes placed? |
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| To acquire lead 2 how are the leads suppose to be placed? |
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| what leads to you look at to assess the left lateral side of the heart wall? |
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| where is the precordial lead v6 placed on the patients chest? |
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| left midaxillary line at the same level as V4 |
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| Leads that are labeled as avr,avl, and avf are considered to be what kind of leads? |
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| what leads do you look at to assess the interventricular septum? |
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| what kind of axis deviation is it when lead 1 points up and avF points down? |
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| RVH could cause what kind of axis devation? |
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| on the hexaxial plane RAD is considered to be from___to___. |
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| A mechanical shift caused by obese or pregnant patients would cause what kind of axis deviation? |
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| What would you axis be if you had a net vector of +7 in lead 1 and -5 in lead AVF? |
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| Whats the definition of the term "axis"? |
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| the average of all the directions to give you one main direction |
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Which of the following does not follow the average electrical flow of the heart?
a.angled right
b.anteriorly
c.angled left
d.down |
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| on the hexaxial plane, a left axis deviation is considered to be from____to____. |
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| The point of maximal impulse where the heartbeat can be heard or felt the best is called what? |
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| What Signs or symptoms could result when the patient is experiencing a lowered brain perfusion of oxygen? |
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| Restlessness or anxiety (Secondary to Jourdan forgetting to take his Benzo's |
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When asking a patient with cardiovascular complaints "What makes the symptoms better?" what part of the OPQRST questioning are you asking?
A.Provocation
B.Palliation |
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How can discomfort from cardiac events manifest itself?
a.neck,jaw pain
b.shoulder pain
c.chest,arm pain
d.not at all
e.any of these |
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| Closure of the AV valves during ventricular systole creates which heart tone? |
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| When assessing how bad the pain is what part of the OPQRST is it? |
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| The term diaphoretic means what? |
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| The point of maximal impulse is best heard where on the chest cavity? |
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| 5th intercostal space midclavicular line |
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| The point of maximal impulse is best heard where on the chest cavity? |
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| 5th intercostal space midclavicular line |
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| The "wooshing" sound heard in the carotid artery with a stethoscope describes what? |
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| Sudden cardiac death is most likely to occur within how much time from the onset of symptoms? |
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| What is the treatment that uses high velocity saline to break apart an unorganized or unstable clot? |
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| Aspirin-Immediate or in the intial assessment? |
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| 12-lead EKG-Immediate or in the intial assessment? |
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| IV access-Immediate or in the intial assessment? |
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| Nitro-Immediate or in the intial assessment? |
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| Vital Signs--Immediate or in the intial assessment? |
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| Fibrinolytic Checklist--Immediate or in the intial assessment? |
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| Brief Targeted history-Immediate or in the intial assessment? |
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