Supplies
Modes/ Settings
Procedure
Terminologies
100

Introducer sheath

What is Cordis

100

Pacing device located in the ventricles and sensing ventricular activity. Device will inhibit itself from pacing when it senses patient electrical activity

What is VVI

100

The Cordis side arm should have a minimum IV fluid running

What is 10ml/hr

100

Depolarization of the heart by an artificial stimulus delivered by the Pacemaker; pacer spike followed by QRS associated with a pulse

What is Capture

200

Single wire with both a cathode (negative) and anode (positive) electrode

What is Bipolar pacing wire

200

20-200 bpm

What is rate

200

Mode the bedside monitor needs to be set on for TTVP insertion

What is Pace mode

200

The Pacemaker detects intrinsic electrical activity of the patient

What is Sensitivity

300

Medtronic Single Chamber Temporary Transvenous Pacemaker

What is Pulse generator

300

The current measured in milliamperes

What is Output

300

The authority for adjusting rate, output and sensitivity of TTVP Pacemaker

Who is MRP/ delegate

300

Use of multifunction pads attached to the Zoll machine set on Pacer mode

What is Transcutaneous pacing

400

It joins the Pulse generator to the Pacing catheter. Processed by MDRP after use 

What is Pacemaker bridging cable

400

Pacing device located in the atrium and sensing atrial activity. Device will inhibit itself from pacing when it senses patient electrical activity

What is AAI

400

Monitor and record as the pacer wire is being inserted

What is Arrhythmias

400

Delivers electrical stimulus at selected rate regardless of patient's intrinsic electrical activity

What is Asynchronous pacing

500

Two red pins for connection

What is Pacemaker adapter pins

500

Pacing device located in the ventricle and not sensing activity . Device will not inhibit itself from pacing when it senses patient electrical activity. Fixed pacing of the ventricle.

What is VOO

500

Post procedure confirmation for TTVP placement

What is chest x-ray

500

Delivers electrical stimulus only when needed and the pacemaker detects the patient’s intrinsic electrical activity and inhibits the pacemaker from firing an electrical stimulus

What is Synchronous Pacing