EKG Quiz 2b

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EKG - Quiz for module 2


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  • 1. 

    Q19) The number of R waves in six second strip is 9. The heart rate is:

    • A.

      72 per minute

    • B.

      45 per minute

    • C.

      90 per minute

    • D.

      54 per minute

    Correct Answer
    C. 90 per minute
  • 2. 

    Q20) Which of the following is incorrect of the augmented unipolar extremity leads:

    • A.

      They represent the difference in the electrical potential between two extremities

    • B.

      The midpoint between two limbs is used as a negative reference point

    • C.

      Only one electrode from one limb makes a lead

    • D.

      The amplitude of deflections is increased by 50%

    Correct Answer
    A. They represent the difference in the electrical potential between two extremities
  • 3. 

    Q21) Matching:

    • A.

      SA Node

    • B.

      Internodal Pathways

    • C.

      AV node

    • D.

      Bundle of His

    • E.

      Bundle Branches

    Correct Answer
    B. Internodal Pathways
  • 4. 

    Q22) The correct lead from the center of heart of the positive pole of the left leg is:

    • A.

      Lead II

    • B.

      Lead III

    • C.

      Lead AVR

    • D.

      Lead AVF

    Correct Answer
    D. Lead AVF
  • 5. 

    Q23) The apex of the heart:

    • A.

      Points downwards and to the left

    • B.

      Points downwards and to the right

    • C.

      Points upwards and to the left

    • D.

      Points upwards and to the right

    Correct Answer
    A. Points downwards and to the left
  • 6. 

    Q24) The number of Small Squares is 20 in between the R waves. What is the Heart Rate?

    • A.

      150 bpm

    • B.

      75 bpm

    • C.

      100 bpm

    • D.

      120 bpm

    Correct Answer
    B. 75 bpm
  • 7. 

    Q25) The number of Large squares between the R waves is 5. What is Heart Rate?

    • A.

      60 bpm

    • B.

      75 bpm

    • C.

      100 bpm

    • D.

      120 bpm

    Correct Answer
    A. 60 bpm
  • 8. 

    Q26) The limb sensor which is placed between Right arm and Left arm?

    • A.

      Lead III

    • B.

      Lead II

    • C.

      Lead I

    • D.

      None of the Above

    Correct Answer
    C. Lead I
  • 9. 

    Q27) The limb sensor which placed in Left 5th ICS at Anterior axillary line ?

    • A.

      V1

    • B.

      V2

    • C.

      V5

    • D.

      V6

    Correct Answer
    C. V5
  • 10. 

    Q27) What is the cause for Wandering Baseline in the EKG?

    • A.

      Due to patient Shivering or shaking the Cables

    • B.

      Due to excessive sweating due to exercise

    • C.

      Coffee Consumption

    • D.

      Due to improperly grounded Electrical equipments (cellular phones, Pagers)

    Correct Answer
    B. Due to excessive sweating due to exercise
  • 11. 

    This represents the time taken it takes to travel from the atria to the AV Node, Bundle of His, Bundle branches and to Purkinjee fibers?

    • A.

      PR Interval

    • B.

      PP Interval

    • C.

      RR Interval

    • D.

      QT Interval

    Correct Answer
    A. PR Interval
  • 12. 

    Q29) This is an Arrhythmia produced by an Electrical impulse originating from a site other than the sinus node?

    • A.

      Pre-Excitation syndrome

    • B.

      Arrhythmia of sinus origin

    • C.

      Conduction Blocks

    • D.

      Ectopic Rhythms

    Correct Answer
    D. Ectopic Rhythms
  • 13. 

    Q30) Which wave represents Repolarization of Purkinjee Fibres?

    • A.

      P wave

    • B.

      QRS complex

    • C.

      T wave

    • D.

      U wave

    Correct Answer
    D. U wave

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