Cardiac Implantable Devices Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
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NBG Code 1

A

Chamber paced

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NBG Code 2

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Chamber sensed

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3
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NBG Code 3

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Mode of Response

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4
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NBG Code 4

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Rate Responsiveness

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5
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NBG Code 5

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Multisite pacing

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6
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Lead impedance is lower than the last device check, what could this mean?

A

Lead insulation break

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7
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Pacemaker was implanted and patient complains of dyspnea, facial swelling cough, and distorted vision

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SVC Syndrome

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8
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Patient receives an ICD because he was previously resuscitated from cardiac arrest this is primary or secondary?

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Secondary prevention, this is to prevent a second incident

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9
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What is EOL?

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End of life; Pacemaker fails to function or dies

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10
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What pacemaker is associated with pacemaker syndrome?

A

VVI

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11
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Explain ACC/AHA Class I

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There is supportive evidence that procedure is useful

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12
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Explain ACC/AHA Class II

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There is conflicting evidence about the usefulness of the procedure

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13
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Explain ACC/AHA Class III

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There is evidence about the procedure that is is not useful

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14
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What is the advantage for a bipolar lead pacemaker?

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Less suseptable to EMI noise

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15
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Explain active fixation

A

Helical Screw

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16
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Explain passive fixation

A

Winged

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17
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What adjustment changes a pacemaker from demand Mose to asynchronous?

A

Decrease sensitivity

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18
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Chronaxie is defined as?

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2 x rheobase

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19
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At what time is a PP’s stimulation threshold the lowest?

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At the time of initial implant

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20
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A patient receives and ICD with indications of only low EF and increased risk of SCD IS this primary or secondary?

A

Primary prevention

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21
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What is it called when the pacemaker to ICD leads are twisted?

A

Twiddlers syndrome

22
Q

What are the benefits of SICDs?

A

No floor needed, Easy to explant, No risk for vascular injury

23
Q

People that receive a biventricular pacemaker usually get what else?

24
Q

What are hiccups suggestive of?

A

Phrenic nerve or diaphragm stimulation

25
What is the most common reason for cardiac implanted lead removal?
Device infection
26
What equipment is most important to have on hand when doing a lead wire extraction?
pericardiocentesis
27
What kind of battery is a pacemaker?
Lithium iodine
28
How long do the batteries last?
10-15 years
29
What is normal impedance?
300-1500
30
Ohms is greater than 1500
Lead wire fracture
31
Change of 700 ohms
Lead wire fracture
32
Ohms less than 300
Insulation break
33
What is mA set to?
2x the diastolic threshold
34
What is the safety margin set at?
2x the capture threshold to 1 mA above
35
What kind of pacemaker is prone to cross talk issues?
Dual chamber
36
What side is the pacemaker implanted?
Patients non dominant side
37
What side is the IV placed on for PPI?
On the side on the device placement
38
Placing a magnet over a pacemaker/ ICD will do what?
In pacemakers it will change to magnet mode and it will go asynchronous pacing. In ICD it will stop shocking.
39
Which lead is placed first?
RV
40
pacemaker signals are evaluated through what?
pacing system analyzer (PSA)
41
What is the atrial sensing value?
1.5 mV
42
What is the ventricular sensing value?
7 mV
43
What is the atrial threshold value?
1 V
44
What is the ventricular threshold value?
3 V
45
How is the pocket sutured?
Fascia, Dermis, Epidermis
46
What is done after a device placement?
Chest Xray to confirm lead placement, pneumothorax
47
Signs of pacemaker malfunction
Syncope, Angina, SOB, Hyperventilation, Hiccoughs
48
For an ICD what should the DFT be set to?
10 J higher
49
The benefit of the intervention/ procedure far exceeds the risk (Recommended)
Class I
50
The benefit of the intervention/ procedure moderately exceeds the risk (Moderate)
Class IIa
51
The benefit of the intervention/ procedure may not exceed the risk (No benefit)
Class IIb
52
The benefit of the intervention/ procedure is equivalent to or is exceeded by the risk (Harmful)
Class III