CFB Trivia
Map Basics
Mapping Concepts
Voltage Mapping
Activation Mapping
100

2014 Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston was caught shoplifting this item.

What are crab legs?

100

This map window shows us live signals from a single beat and also shows our reference and WOI.

What is the live point viewer?

100

This represents your map's "zero" time.

What is the reference?

100

In most mapping systems, this tissue type is displayed as red.

What is low voltage, scar, or dead?

100

"Early" is represented by this color.

What is red?

200

These two players are the only non quarterbacks to win the Heisman trophy in the last 10 years.

Who are DeVonta Smith and Travis Hunter?

200

When creating this map type, we are concerned with signal timing.

What is an activation map?

200

This parameter is the "blinders" you put on the system to prevent adding unwanted signal to your map.

What is the window of interest?

200

Healthy tissue is represented by this color.

What is purple?

200

This phrase is used to describe what a flutter map looks like.

What is early meets late?
300

The Big Ten conference actually has this number of schools.

What is 18?

300

This window shows real time ablation lesion data such as impedance change, force, and temperature.

What is the ablation graph?

300

If mapping the atrium, your WOI should exclude this type of signal.

What is ventricular signal?

300

When checking PVs for isolation, this phenomenon is seen when there is random signal in the vein that does not conduct to the rest of the atrium.

What is isolated firing?

300

"Pebble in a pond" describes what these two arrhythmia maps should look like. (One atrial and one ventricular)

What are PVC and AT?

400

The most used mascot among division 1 colleges is this animal.

What is a bulldog?

400

Activation maps are concerned with signal position on this axis.

What is the horizontal axis?

400

When choosing a reference, we want to pick something that is anatomically and electrically _________.

What is stable?

400

This type of signal indicates areas of scar and slow contuction.

What is fractionated?

400

You cannot change this mapping parameter during the mapping process.

What is the reference?

500

In 2012 this SEC quarterback became the first freshman to win the Heisman trophy.

Who is Johnny Manziel?

500

This map type is primarily used when a patient is in tachycardia.

What is an activation map?

500

These are the two most commonly used references.

What are CS and body surface?

500

Voltage mapping is concerned with signal _______.

What is amplitude?

500

Activation mapping is concerned with signal _______.

What is timing?
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