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Echelon Quiz Questions | 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest 2024 Version
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When the sympathetic nerve fibers are stimulated, the heart rate is ____________. - ✔✔elevated Electrode location sites should be rotated _______________ or when the pt is sweaty or has had a bath.
What are the AV valves? - ✔✔mitral and tricuspid What part of the EKG reflects the refractory period? - ✔✔The QRS to the peak of the T wave 5 large EKG strip boxes totals how much time? - ✔✔1 second The PRI is considered abnormal or prolonged if it is - ✔✔>0.20 secs What is the most common cause for an alarm sounding? - ✔✔a loose lead wire Which lead is the most useful for routine monitoring and monitoring the sinus node? - ✔✔Lead II Which lead is helpful in monitoring atrial rhythms and hemiblocks? - ✔✔Lead I What is the normal measurement of a QRS complex? - ✔✔0.04-0. What are EKG artifacts? - ✔✔false cardiac waveforms What is the first step in preparing a pt for an EKG? - ✔✔reassuring the pt and maintaining privacy What are the factors that impact afterload? - ✔✔arterial contractility, pressure, and resistance What is released when the parasympathetic nerve fibers are stimulated? - ✔✔acetylcholine Which lead is helpful in assessing bundle branch defects and confirming pacemaker wire placement? - ✔✔MCL
Sinus tachycardia is defined as sinus rhythm at a rate of - ✔✔ 100 - 150 bpm When atropine is ineffective for sinus bradycardia, what would be your next intervention? - ✔✔transcutaneous pacing What is one of the primary concerns for a pt presenting w/ afib? - ✔✔Controlling the ventricular rate To be ID'd as accelerated junctional rhythm, the ventricular rate must reach ________________ - ✔✔ 60 - 100 bpm The criteria for ID'ing a rhythm as SVT includes - ✔✔a very rapid ventricular rate a QRS complex within normal limits What is the one EKG characteristic where normal sinus rhythm differs from sinus arrhythmia? - ✔✔The distance between the Ps and the Rs What is the key identifier for a PAC? - ✔✔an early P wave From what pacemaker site do junctional rhythms originate? - ✔✔the AV node The sudden onset or cessation of an arrhythmia is called - ✔✔paroxysmal What are the possible tx options for a stable symptomatic patient with junctional tachycardia? - ✔✔Admin adenosine, O2, ensure IV access A PJC would not display which EKG characteristic? - ✔✔a wide QRS > 0.10 secs T or F: Any ectopy should be cause for concern in healthy people - ✔✔F
A way to determine if you are looking at a junctional or atrial rhythm is to look at the ________ wave - ✔✔P T or F: PACs need to be counted in the underlying rhythm. - ✔✔F What is the name of the rhythm with an atrial rate of 250 bpm , a non measurable PRI, and a ventricular rate of 120 bpm? - ✔✔Aflutter with uncontrolled ventricular rate What arrhythmia are you more likely to see in infants, children, the elderly, and patients on mechanical ventilation? - ✔✔sinus arrhythmia What med is the first line tx for symptomatic SVT? - ✔✔adenosine What would a premature beat that starts in the atria and follows an abnormal pathway through the ventricles be called? - ✔✔an aberrantly conducted PAC