ECG Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
Q

interval vs segment

A

intervals INclude a wave/complex

segments don’t

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2
Q

size: QRS

A

< 120 ms (1/2 box?)

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3
Q

size: p wave

A

< 120 ms wide

< .25 mV heigh

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4
Q

size: t wave

A

< 200 ms wide

< 0.5 mV tall

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5
Q

non-pathologic Q waves

A

< 1 small block wide

< 1/3 height of R

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6
Q

size: PR interval

A

< 200 ms

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7
Q

J point

A

start of ST segment

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8
Q

QTc

A

rate corrected QT interval

QTc = QT/sqrtRR

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9
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size: QTc

A

males < 440 ms

females < 460 ms

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10
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size: ECG paper sections

A

25 mm/s –> 25 small boxes/s –> 5 big boxes/s
1 big box = 0.2 s
1 small box = 0.04 s
height: 1 mm = 0.1 mV = 1 small block

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11
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calculate rate

A

big boxes btwn QRS –> 300, 150, 100, 75, 60, 50 (300/#)
or
10 x # in 6 seconds

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12
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signs of normal axis

A

I and aVF are both (+)
I (+), aVF (-) but II is (+)
– if II (-) –> LAD

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13
Q

phase 0

A

Na influx, rapid depolarization

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14
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phase 1

A

K outflow, early repolarization

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15
Q

phase 2

A

Ca influx, Na influx, plateau phase

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16
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phase 3

A

K outflow, repolarization

17
Q

phase 4

A

resting phase

18
Q

when is the effective refractory period (absolute)

A

0, 1, 2, early 3

19
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when is relative refractory period

20
Q

what does a wife QRS show

A

usually a ventricular rhythm

ex: BBBs, WPW, HK, ventricular rhythms

21
Q

1st degree AV block EKG

A

long PR interval (> 0.20 s, 1 big block)

22
Q

1st degree AV block location

A

above AV node

23
Q

2nd degree AV block (type I) EKG

A

Wenckeback

PR gets longer and longer until the QRS is dropped

24
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2nd degree AV block (type I) location

25
2nd degree AV block (type II) EKG
more P waves than QRS | 2:1 - 5:1, etc
26
2nd degree AV block (type II) location
below bundle of His
27
3rd degree AV block EKG
complete heart block Ps and QRSs aren't coordinated at all regular P-P intervals and regular R-R intervals, but not together
28
PACs: problem?
no problem if ASx
29
atrial flutter EKG
ventricular rate regular, narrow QRS atrial rate regular but FAST (250-300) sawtooth Ps
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atrial fibrillation EKG
irregularly irregular ventricular rate regular, narrow QRS atrial rate regular but FAST (250-300) may not see Ps, if can see = coarse
31
causes of A flutter
HTN, valves, AMI, chronic angina, PE, chronic pulm dz
32
causes of A fib
``` PIRATES PE, Pericarditis Ischemia Rheumatic/Valve heart dz Atrial enlargement Thyroid dz EtOH, electrolytes Sick sinus synddrome ```
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junctional rhythm: pacemaker?
AV node
34
junctional rhythm: P waves
if present 1:1 P:QRS | can be before but inverted, during or after
35
junctional rhythms: QRS
narrow, regular (40 - 60)
36
AV nodal reentry -->
SVT | regular, narrow, fast QRS
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rate of ventricular rhythms
20 - 40
38
WPW EKG
``` short PR wide QRS delta waves (upsloping PR) ```