231 Principles Of Electrophysiology Flashcards

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Location pacemaker cells

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Junction of RA and SVC

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Most common arrhythmia mechanism

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Reentry

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Delta waves

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Wpw

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Epsilon waves

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Arrhythmigenic right ventricular dysplasia

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Brugada syndrome

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Prolongation/ shortening of QT interval

Right precordial st segment abnormalities

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Signature VT associated with digoxin toxicity

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Bidirectional VT

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Due to delayed ventricular activation in the region of the RV free wall

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Epsilon wave

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Arrhythmogenix RV dysplasia coupled with palmar-palmar keratosis and wooly hair
High risk of SCD in adolescents and young adults

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Naxos disease

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Most common trigger for porentiatjbg cardiac arrhythmias in patients with LQT1

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Exercise

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Most common precipitant for potentiating cardiac arrhythmias in LQT2

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Emotional stress

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2 LQT1 alleles:

More dramatic qt prolongation
Deafness
Worse prognosis

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Jervell and lange nielsen syndrome

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Poorest prognosis of all LQTs

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Lqt3

Gene that encodes the cardiac sodium channel on chromosome3

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Beta blockers not recommended in this qt syndrome
Exercise not restricted:
Occur during sleep

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LQT3

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Ecg triad of

Chronic renal failure

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Peaked T
Prolonged QT (hypoCa)
LVH

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Mc arrhythmia in pulmo embo

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Sinus tachycardia

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An ecg pattern seen in pulmonary embolism

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Earliest exg hanges ischemi

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Hyperacute T waves over ischemic zone

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Inferior wall ischemia st elevation

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posterior wall ischemia

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Reciprocal st depression V1-V3

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Accounts got depolarized membrane potential of cardiac muscle cells (-40 to -60 mV)

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Absence of inward rectiier potassium current (Ik1)

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Accounts for slow upstroke of phase 0 in cardiac muscle cells

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Absence of available fast sodium current,

Mediated by the L tulype alcium current

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The most rapid conduction in the heart is observed from these tissues

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His bundle and bundle branches

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Distinguishes MAT from AF

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Presence of an isoelectric baseline

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May provide benefit in Rx of MAT

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Parasympathetic NS effect on the heart
Muscarinic receptors Inc K conductance Slowing rate of phase 4 activation
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b1 receptor activation on the heart
Stimulate pacemaker cells Increased activity of Funny currents and L type Ca channels Increasing slope of phase 4
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Very prominent U waves predispose to what arrhythmia
Torsades des pointes
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Class ibutilide Dofetilide
III
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Class | Sotalol
Ii and III
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Class Quinidine Flecainide Procainamide
I and III
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Class | Propafenone
I and II