Sinus Pressure
Rhythm is regular or irregular. Rate is 160. "Sawtooth" waves between narrow QRS's.
What is Atrial Flutter?
Rhythm is regular. Rate is 125. P wave is inverted each time. PR is 0.08. QRS is 0.06.
What is junctional tachycardia?
Rhythm is regular. Rate is 88. P waves are absent. QRS is 0.28.
What is accelerated idioventricular?
My rhythm is regular. Rate of 42. PR is 0.18. QRS is 0.06.
What is Sinus bradycardia?
Rhythm is irregular. Rate is 88. Chaotic, static waves between narrow QRS's.
What is atrial fibrillation?
Rhythm can be regular or irregular. Rate is 46. There is more than one P wave before you see a QRS sometimes. PR interval is constant. QRS is narrow.
What is second degree type two?
Rhythm is regular. Rate is 42. There are no P waves. QRS is 0.10.
What is junctional rhythm?
Underlying rhythm is regular. RAte is 122. There is one premature beat that has a QRS that is wide and ugly. The other QRS's are narrow.
What is ST with a premature ventricular contraction (PVC)?
My rhythm is irregular. Rate is 56. PR is 0.16. QRS is 0.14.
What is Sinus Arrhythmia?
Rhythm is regular. Rate is 170. P waves hidden. QRS is 0.08.
What is Supraventricular Tachycardia?
Rhythm is irregular. Rate is 52. There are more than one P wave before a QRS sometimes. The PR interval gets progressively longer before you drop a QRS. QRS is narrow.
What is second degree type 1?
Rhythm is regular. Rate is 90. P waves are missing. QRS is 0.08.
What is accelerated junctional?
Rhythm is regular. Rate is 198. All you have are QRS's that measure 0.26 and all look the same.
What is monomorphic VT?
Missing more than one beat and the rhythm resumes on time after pause.
What is Sinus Exit Block?
What is the difference between A.Fib and V.Fib?
A.Fib has narrow QRS's which you can calculate a rate.
V.Fib has NOTHING- DEAD.
Rhythm is regular. Rate is 32. PR interval is variable and there is no relationship between the atria and ventricles.
What is third degree?
DAILY DOUBLE!!
What is the difference between junctional and idioventricular?
Junctional has a narrow QRS with no P waves or inverted P waves.
Idioventricular has a wide QRS with no P waves.
Rhythm is regular. Rate is 36. P waves are absent. QRS is 0.24.
What is idioventricular rhythm?
Missing more than one beat and the rhythm does not resume on time after the pause.
What is sinus arrest?
Underlying rhythm is regular. Rate is 92. Premature p wave, that looks different than the rest. QRS is missing from the premature p wave.
What is NSR with a premature atrial contraction (PAC)?
DAILY DOUBLE!!
Name the heart blocks that are ALWAYS regular.
What are first and third degree?
Underlying rhythm is regular. Rate is 59. There is one premature beat that has a P wave that is inverted but all the rest are upright and normal. QRS is narrow.
What is SB with a PJC?
In this rhythm, all you see are P waves.
What is ventricular standstill?