ECG Basics Assessment – PSA

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ECG Basics Assessment – PSA

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1. The hallmark of a premature  atrial contraction  is a:

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3. In an accelerated junctional rhythm, the  QRS  complex appears

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4. Myocardial injury is represented  on an ECG by the presence  of a

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6. Interpret the rhythm  strip below

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7. To gather  information about  impulse conduction from the atria to the ventricles, look at :

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8. Interpret the Rhythm strip below:

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9. Type II second degree block is generally considered more serious than type I because in most cases of type II the:

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10. On ECG graph paper, the vertical axis measures:

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11. Interpret the rhythm  strip below:

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12. The  P wave represents:

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13. Interpret the rhythm stri p below:

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14. Interpret the rhythm stri p below:

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15. Pacemaker’s failure to capture is represented on the ECG as:

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16. The term pulseless electrical activity refers to a condition in which there is:

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17. PVCs are most dangerous if they:

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18. Interpret the rhythm strip:

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19. On ECG graph paper, the horizontal axis measures:

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20. A single  cardiac cycle  is expected to produce a single  heart  beat

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21. Interpret the Rhythm strip below

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22. If electricity flows toward the positive electrode, the patterns produced on the graph paper will be upright

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24. Interpret the rhythm  strip below:

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25. Myocardial ischemia may  cause  cells  in the AV node to repolarize:

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27. Interpret the Rhythm strip below:

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28. In type I second degree AV block,  the PR interval:

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29. The depolarization of the ventricular myocardia is the:

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