Signal Pt.1
Signal Pt.2
Anything Goes
EP testing
Pacing
100

This catheter evaluates which atria is stimulated first

What is the CS catheter

100

filters out signals outside of a range of frequencies (30-500Hz) 

band pass 

100

filters out specific frequencies (60Hz)

notch pass filter 

100
ventricular pacing is used to determine

if retrograde conduction exists 

100

delivered at a constant rate for short duration, but at successively faster rates with each pace

burst

200

This configuration of electrode is not effected by far field signals 

what is bipolar 

200

filters out signals above 500Hz

low pass filter 

200

the best teacher at ATI is

Madison of course :) 

200

Echo beats occur when 

signal can go from atrium -> AVN -> back up to atrium (i.e. when fast pathway completely out of refractory by the time the slow pathway signal reaches it)

200

pace at a given rate for number of stimuli or seconds. Intervening pauses between each rate increase.

decremental 

300

This helps with wavefront directionality 

what is unipolar 

300

filters out signals below 30Hz 

high pass filter 

300

this proves conduction occurred (50-120ms)

A-H interval 

300

you know a pt has dual nodal physiology 


because of the “Jump” to the slow pathway= AH >35 ms INCREASE.

Fast pathway: AH interval <150 ms. 

Slow pathway: AH interval >200 ms

300

stimuli delivered at a constant rate (PCL), must be faster than baseline rhythm

overdrive

400
EGMs diminish in amplitude when catheter perpendicular to wavefront



bipolar blindness 

400

increases amplitude of all signals 

gain

400

1st evidence of sinus node depolarization to deflection on HB lead (20-60ms) 

P-A baseline interval 

400

HIS potential to earliest ventricular activation (35-55ms)

H-V interval 

400

drive train of paced complexes at a cycle length followed immediately by an extrastimulus at a different cycle length (S1x8,S2)

extra stim 

500

Abbott Labatories made HD Wave Solution to solve what problem 

bipolar blindness

500

A fractionated signal can produce this because of a scar tissue in the Ventricle 

double potential 

500

this is the normal order of an IEGM

1. HRA 2. HIS A 3. CS atrial 4.HIS deflection 5.RV 6. (HIS V & CS V) 

500

when this happens the Sinus node impulse either fuses with extrastimulus or collides, leaving paced only atrial stimulation

Extrastimulus falling within last 20-30% of CL

500

gradual decrease of PCL every several paced complexes

ramp 

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