EKG Flashcards

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1
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age
heart disease
lung disease 
surgery
thyroidtoxicosis

can all atribute to

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AFIB

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3 types of medications used if patient is afib and HR over 100 to slow down HR as well as _____

AA B CC D

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Anticoagulants (heparin, warfarin)
Amiodarone

Beta blocker (metopralol)

Calcium channel blocker (diltiazam)
Cardioversion

digoxin

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Hypoxemia, acid-base imbalance, exacerbation of heart failure, ischemic heart disease, cardiomyopathy, hypokalemia, hypomagnesemia, valvular heart disease, genetic abnormalities, and QT prolongation are all possible causes of ______

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Ventricular Tachycardia

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a pacer spike without a corresponding p wave or QRS complex

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failure to spike

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when dealing with AFIB it is important to know if the condition is wht?

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new or not

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ECG where:

Rate: greater than 100 bpm

Rhythm: regular unless capture beats occur and momentarily interrupt

P-wave: none

PR interval: none

QRS: consistent in shape but appear wide and bizarre

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Ventricular Tachycardia

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4 interventions for idioventricular

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CPR
anticipate TCP
atropine
treat cause

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for decreased cardiac output, the first step would be to use ______

the second step would be to use ____

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atropine IVP

external pacemaker

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vagal stimuation
medication

are two main causes for

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sinus block

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ECG where:

Rate: >100

Rhythm: regular

P-wave: inverted

PR interval: if inverted p before QRS, <0.12

QRS: WNL (narrow)

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junctional tachy

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prolonged PR interval (>.20) but consistent is an indication of ____

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first degree AV block

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ECG where:

Rate: 20-40

Rhythm: regular

P-wave: absent

PR absent

QRS:greater than 0.12

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idioventricular

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digoxin toxicity
MI
age
ischemia

are all common causes of

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junctional

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every small box is ____ of a second on a ECG

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.04 seconds

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ECG where:

Rate: regular

Rhythm: regular W/pause

P-wave: normal

PR interval: WNL

QRS: WNL

not consistent R-R does not march out

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sinus arrest

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3 interventions for vfib

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code blue
cpr
defib

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the mode for a pace maker is either _____ or _____

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demand – only when needed
fixed- asynchronous

(most patients on demand)

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ECG where:

Rate: 40-60

Rhythm: regular

P-wave: inverted

PR interval: if inverted p before QRS, <0.12

QRS: WNL (narrow)

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junctional

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ECG where:

Rate: 60-100 beats/minute

Rhythm:Regular

P-wave:Upright, rounded, smooth,1 for each QRS complex, all look similar in size and shape

PR interval: 0.12-0.20 seconds

QRS:0.04-0.12 seconds
All QRS complexes look similar in size and shape

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Normal Sinus Rhythm

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ANTI: arrhythmics,biotics, depressants,emetics,psychotics,heroin

HYPO: kalemia,calcemia,magnesemia

massive blood transfusion

MI

are possible causes of _____

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QT segment

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stress, CAD,CHF,COPD, myocarditis, rheumatic heart disease, hypokalemia, hypomagnesemia, acid-base imbalances, and increased catecholamine levels can cause ______

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PVCs.

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interventions for sinus tachy

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treat the cause

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3 things before Cardioversion

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Obtain consent
Give sedation
Anticoagulants

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AMI
progression from VT
electrocution
blow to chest

could alll cause

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v fib

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intervntions for - 3rd Degree Block – Lethal rhythm
call RRT/code blue atropine TCP
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for first degree AV block what inerventniosn should you do
notify MD | treat cause
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late, wide ectopic beat that arises in the ventricles occurs later than next expected complex
ventricular escape beats
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ECG where: Rate: 60-100 Rhythm: regular P-wave: inverted PR interval: if inverted p before QRS, <0.12 QRS: WNL (narrow)
accelerated junctional
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MI age ischemia are 3 main causes for
sinus arest
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ECG where: Rate: greater than 100 Rhythm: irregular P-wave: indeterminate PR interval: indeterminate QRS: generally narrow and normal unless underlying disease present (within normal range)
uncontrolled AFIB
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for treatment of V tach with a pulse first you would give ____________ if that doesnt work, next you would do _________
amiodarone IVP lidocane IVP cardioversion
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ECG where: Rate: absent. Rhythm: absent. P-wave: absent PR interval: absent QRS: absent.
Asystole
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you would treat accelerated junctional by
treat symptoms
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PAC can be a precursor of what 4 things
AFIB AFLUTTER ATRIAL TACH SVT
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a finding that only occurs in thythms originating above the ventricles
bundle branch block
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representing ventricular depolarization which comes before ventricular contraction
QRS interval
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normal PR interval
.12 - .20 seconds 3-5 little boxes in length
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______ does not prolong QT segment
digoxin
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what 3 should you do with an elevated ST segment?
call RRT 12 lead MONA
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no consistency in the PR inerval and more P waves than QRS is a good indication of
3rd degree block | av diassociation
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how would you treat a bundle branch block
treat the cause
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see an organized rhythm on the monitor that would normally have a pulse, but the patient is pulseless no mechanica response
PEA
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with symptomatic sinius block and arrestwhat 4 things should you do for interventions
RRT atropine TCP hold offending meds
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ECG where: Rate: WNL Rhythm: regular except finding P-wave: absent PR absent QRS:greater than 0.12
PVC
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ECG where: Rate:Less than 60 beats/minute Rhythm:Regular P-wave:Upright, rounded, smooth,1 for each QRS, all look similar in size and shape PR interval:0.12-0.20 seconds QRS: 0.04-0.12 seconds All QRS complexes look similar in size and shape
Sinus Bradycardia
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for treatment of asystole what 2 things would you do
CPR epinephrine (dfib will not work)
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ECG where: Rate: WNL Rhythm: regular except disruption P-wave: differs from sinus P wave PR interval: WNL QRS: WNL
PAC
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ECG where: Rate: WNL Rhythm: regular except irregularity portion P-wave: absent PR interval: absent QRS: > or equal to 0.12 ( wider than normal)
PVC
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for treatment of V tach with NO PULSE and V fib what 3 things would you do
CPR crash cart/defibrilator epinephrine
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ECG where: Rate: WNL Rhythm: regular or irregular P-wave: more P waves than QRS PR progressive lengthining until 1 QRS falls off QRS: WNL
2nd degree AV block type 1
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4 interventions for 2nd degree AV block type 2
call RRT/COde blue pacer pads TCP atropine WITH CAUTION
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with supraventricular tachycardia, 3 interventions are __
bear down adenosine (IVP fast/ 6mg) flush after cardioversion
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suppression/ failur of SA and AV nodes SA & AV blocks increased vagal tone medications are all possible causes of
ventricular escape beats
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ECG where: Rate: regular Rhythm: regular W/pause P-wave: normal PR interval: WNL QRS: WNL consistent R-R (marches out)
sinus block
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normal QRS complex duration
0.4 - 0.10 seconds
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ECG where: Rate: 40-60 Rhythm: regular P-wave: more p waves than QRS PR interval: varies QRS: greater than 0.12 second P& Q work seperatly
Third-Degree Block
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4 interventions for 3rd degree AV block
call RRT/COde blue pacer pads TCP atropine
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ECG where: Rate: not discernible. Rhythm: not discernible. P-wave: none PR interval: none QRS: none
Ventricular Fibrillation
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impulse starts at SA node (atrial depolarization) which comes before atrial contraction should be uniform, round smooth and upright.
p wave
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``` myocardial irritability electrolyte imbalance hypoxia stimulants meds ``` can all be a cause of
PVC
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ECG where: Rate: WNL Rhythm: irregular P-wave: indeterminate PR interval: indeterminate QRS: generally narrow and normal unless underlying disease present (within normal range)
controlled AFIB
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may be caused by: sleeping athletes vagal stimulation meds such as digoxin
sinus bradycardia
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ECG where: Rate: greater than 150 Rhythm: regular P-wave: P waves and T waves are fused together PR interval: indeterminate QRS: narrow and normal
supraventricular tachycardia
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how would you treat a PVC
treat the cause
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ST elevation is a sign of
infarction | pericarditis
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you would treat junctional tachy by what 3 things
vasovagal adenosine cardioversion
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with a cardioversion, a stable shock is done if AFIB is less than ___ hours or after ____
48 hours TEE
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rhythm that elevated very high BPMs instantly | 140-250
atrial tachy
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every big box is ____ of a second on a ECG
0.20
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digitalis toxicity, electrolyte imbalance, lung disease, ischemic heart disease, valvular abnormalities, can also occur in normal hearts may be possible causes of _____
Supraventricular Tachycardia
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with ventricular escape beats, you would intervene by
treating underlyong thythm disturbance | tcp, atropine,etc
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ECG where: Rate: 60-100 (unless bradycardic) Rhythm: regular P-wave: upright, smooth, and round PR interval: longer than normal (>0.20) QRS:narrow and normal
First Degree Heart Block
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ST depressed is a sign of
ischemia NSTEMI hypokalemia digoxin effects
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``` pain fever anxiety dehydration exercise shock caffeine hypoxia ``` can all lead to
sinus tachycardia.
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in a bundle branch block the QRS is __
greater than or equal to 0.12
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ECG where: Rate: WNL Rhythm: regular or irregular P-wave: more P waves than QRS PR interval:constant when conducted QRS: WNL
2nd degree AV block type 2
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you would treat junctional by what 2 things
atropine | TCP
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peaked T waves is usually a sign of
hyperkalemia
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torsade de pointes (polymorphic Vtach) is commonly caused by ______ and is often treated with ___ & ______
prolonged QTC mag & potassium
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no pacer spike when needed
failure to pace
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4 indications for cardiac pacing
symptomatic dysthythmias sick sinus syndrome drug refractory arrhythmias CABG/CV surgery
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3 things to do for patient who is symptomatic bradycardia
call RRT atropine prep for transcutaneous pacing
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ECG where: Rate:100-150 beats/minute Rhythm:Regular P-wave:Upright, rounded, smooth, 1 for each QRS complex, all look similar in size and shape PR interval: 0.12-0.20 seconds QRS:0.04-0.12 seconds All QRS complexes look similar in size and shape
Sinus Tachycardia