EKG
A QRS is considered wide when greater than this length of time.
What is .12 seconds?
The type of Hospital capability a suspected STEMI patient should be transported to.
What is a PCI capable hospital?
The amount of criteria that qualifies for positive Modified Sgarbossa Criteria.
What is any one of the criteria?
What is 500-1000mg in 100mL NS?
This weight threshold determines the dose of Adenosine
What is 200lbs?
One small box on an EKG strip is this specific length of time.
What is .04 seconds?
Anterior depression should warrant application of what leads?
What are V7, V8 and V9?
Smith-Modified Sgarbossa criteria are used in the presence of these two rhythms.
What is paced and LBBB rhythms?
This medication is best for pre-hospital treatment of Hyperkalemia.
What is Calcium?
The fluid bolus of Normal Saline for symptomatic hypotensive patients if their lungs are clear.
500mL Normal Saline bolus.
The P wave on an EKG strip represents this function of the heart.
What is Atrial Contraction?
30% of Inferior Wall MIs also have this type of infarct?
What is right ventricular infarct?
Smith-modified sgarbossa criteria increased sensitivity from 52% to ___%.
What is 91%?
The T-wave heightens as this wave flattens.
What is the p-wave?
Total dose of Fentanyl for pain not relieved by nitrates.
What is 200mcg of Fentanyl?
V1 and V2 electrodes are placed in this intercostal space.
What is 4th Intercostal Space?
A myocardial infarction in leads I and aVL are considered this type of infarction.
What is a high lateral myocardial infarction?
Excessively discordant ST-elevation is defined as greater than or equal to this percentage.
What is 25% ST/S ratio?
This type of wave may appear in severe Hyperkalemia, can also mistaken for Ventricular Tachycardia.
What are sine waves?
The age of inclusion criteria under SW Ohio ACS Protocol.
What is 25 years (or older)?
When determining a left vs. right bundle branch block, a medic should look at this lead.
Percentage of NSTEMI patients that are found to have total occlusion on delayed cardiac catheterization.
What is 25-30%?
Concordant deression in the leads __ through __ are a positive criteria for the Smith-modified Sgarbossa criteria.
What are leads V1 through V3?
The most common cause of Hyperkalemia?
ST-elevation in more than 2 leads of this affected wall is at higher risk for sudden cardiac death.
What is the anterior wall?