Advent Health Ekg (New 2023/ 2024 Update) Questions And Verified Answers With Diagrams And Illustrations_ 100% Correct

Afib {Ans: } Junctional Rhythm {Ans: } • P waves are absent, short, inverted or retrogradeAccelerated Junctional Rhythm {Ans: } Same criteria as Junctional Rhythm, except the Ventricular rate is 60-100Idioventricular Rhythm (IVR) {Ans: } ▪ QRS: ≥ 0.12Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm {Ans: } Follows the same criteria as IVR, except Ventricular rate is 40-100.Ventricular Pacing {Ans: } Atrial-ventricular Pacing {Ans: } Failure to capture {Ans: } Failure to pace {Ans: } normal sinus rhythm (NSR) {Ans: } Sinus Tachycardia {Ans: } Sinus Bradycardia {Ans: } Sinus Arrythmia {Ans: } Sinus Arrest {Ans: } narrow complex supraventricular tachycardia (NCSVT) {Ans: } Atrial Flutter {Ans: } Junctional Tachycardia {Ans: } Same criteria as Junctional Rhythm, except the Ventricular rate is 100-150Premature atrial complexes {Ans: } Unifocal PVCs {Ans: } Multifocal PVCs {Ans: } Couplets {Ans: } ventricular tachycardia {Ans: } lethalventricular fibrillation {Ans: } lethalAsystole {Ans: } lethalBundle Branch Block {Ans: } wide QRS complex1st degree Heart Block {Ans: } PRI: Prolonged >0.20, but constant2nd Degree Heart Block Type I {Ans: } • PRI: Lengthens • QRS: Usually within normal limits, but is periodically dropped2nd Degree Heart Block Type II {Ans: } • P waves: Normal, but not all followed by QRS's