RED
ORANGE
YELLOW
GREEN
BLUE
100
Less than 20 bpm
AGONAL
100
Lower chambers of the heart
ventricles
100
No P wave, or P wave inverted
Narrow QRS
Regular
JUNCTIONAL ESCAPE RHYTHM
100
A record obtained from the combined input of two electrodes
bipolar leads, also called standard limb leads
100
Calculated by counting complexes in 6 or 10 seconds and multiplying by 10 or 6
HEART RATE
200
Flat line, death
ASYSTOLE
200
irregular heart rhythm
arrhythmia
200
HR > 100
3 different P wave shapes
Irregular
MULTIFOCAL ATRIAL TACHYCARDIA
200
Abnormally rapid heartbeat
tachycardia
200
Measured distance between two R waves
R-R complex
300
Irregular
Wavy line between QRS complexes
Narrow QRS
Irregular Irregular Irregular
afib
300
Absence of contractions of the heart
asystole
300
Premature beat with no P or inverted P
PJC, Premature Junctional Contraction
300
60- 100 BPM
Complete complex with normal shapes
Sinus arrhythmia caused by changes in breathing
SINUS RHYTHM
300
The region between two waves on an EKG
segments
400
Rate below 60 bpm
BRADYCARDIA
400
Also called Bicuspid
Entrance valve
Between left atrium and left ventricle
Has two cusps
MITRAL VALVE
400
Premature beat with wide QRS, no P wave
PVC, Premature Ventricular Contraction
400
Heart contracting phase
Ventricles empty blood out of chamber by contracting
Same stage as Depolarization"
SYSTOLE
400
PRI gradually increases and then beat drops out
TYPE I SECOND DEGREE HEART BLOCK
500
Respirations near death
agonal
500
Outer fluid sac layer
Separates heart from body
PERICARDIUM
500
Normal heartbeat triggered by the SA node
sinus rhythm
500
"Entrance valve, AV valve Has 3 cusps"
TRICUSPID VALVE
500
A flap of tissue in the heart or a vein that prevents blood from flowing backward
VALVE
