Sinus Rhythms
Atrial Rhythms
Junctional Rhythms
Ventricular Rhythms
Potluck
What am I?
Don't block my Heart
100
The textbook name given to this rhythm, even if your patient is "odd."
What is Normal Sinus Rhythm?
100
The name of this rhythm:
What is atrial tachycardia?
100
The hallmark to identifying this ectopic beat from a PAC:
What is the absence of a p-wave?
100
CPR, defibrillation and epinephrine are the treatments of choice for this lethal rhythm.
100
His triangle now guides everything from lead placement to axis diagnosis:
Dr. Willem Einthoven
100
What is junctional rhythm with a PVC?
100
What is 2nd degree type I Heart Block?
200
The pacemaker foci for this rhythm:
What is the Sinoatrial (SA) node?
200
The complete diagnosis of this rhythm strip:
What is sinus rhythm with a PAC?
200
The position of the pause helps to identify the ectopic beat seen here:
What is a junctional escape beat?
200
Specifically, the pacemaker foci for this rhythm:
What are the purkinjie fibers?
200
Regardless of the type, this physician made life hard for PA students trying to diagnose heart blocks:
Dr. Karel Wenkebach
200
What is Ectopic Atrial Tachycardia or Paroxysmal Atrial Tachycardia or Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia?
200
The minimum length of the PR interval in this heart block.
What is 0.2 seconds?
300
The rate of this sinus rhythm:
What is 136?
300
The pacemaker foci of this rhythm?
What are multiple sites originating at/above the AV junction?
300
The proper diagnosis of this rhythm:
What is junctional tachycardia?
300
The specific name of this rhythm:
What is Torsades de Pointes?
300
This lead looks at the high lateral aspect of the heart:
What is Lead I?
300
What is a sinus pause?
300
What is complete or 3rd degree heart block?
400
By definition, the rate of this rhythm must be less than this:
What is 60?
400
The proper diagnosis of this rhythm:
What is atrial flutter, 2:1, with a rapid ventricular response?
400
Appears inverted, within the QRS or even after the QRS in a junctional rhythm.
What is the p-wave?
400
The diagnosis of this rhythm:
What is accelerated idioventricular rhythm?
400
With the negative lead located in the central pole of the heart and the positive lead at the legs, this name of this lead.
What is avF?
400
What is atrial fibrillation?
400
What is 2nd degree type II heart block?
500
The name, SA node, tells you this natural pacemaker is located here, exactly?
What is the junction of the IVC and SVC (sinus) and the right atrium (atria)?
500
The atrial and ventricular rates noted in this rhythm:
What is an atrial rate of 210 and a ventricular rate of 70 (70-75)?
500
The rates for junctional rhythm, accelerarted junctional and junctional tachycardia, respectively.
What is 40-60, 60-100 and >100?
500
Meaning abnormality in every other beat, the proper diagnosis of this rhythm strip:
What is sinus rhythm with ventricular bigeminy?
500
Unlike their friends in the precordial system, leads I, II, III, avR, avL and avF make up this other lead system.
What is the hexaxial system?
500
What is Multifocal Atrial Tachycardia?
500
What is complete or third degree heart block?
