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AF is an abbreviation for
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Adhesion means the ability to
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NPO is an abbreviation for
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The heart has two components: mechanical and
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To fully evaluate a patient's cardiac function, you must assess
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Electrocardiography is the study of_________
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The rate of ventricular contraction is noted by: (Refer to the section on determining heart rate from the ECG if you do not remember.)
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The P wave is a sign of: (Refer to the section on cardiac contribution to ECG in the physiology of cardiac conduction if you don't remember.)
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The placement for the chest lead, V6, is located: (Refer to the section on chest /precordial leads to find the placement.)
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A saclike bulging of the wall of the vein or artery is called a(n)_________
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When the blood supply is completely cut off to a part of the body, a state of____________ exists in the tissue
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An area of tissue damaged or dead as a result of an insufficient blood supply due to an occlusion is called a(n)
EKG/ECG Training Module pop quiz.
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Sample QuestionIn a normal heart rhythm, which electrical signal comes first?
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Sample QuestionAll of the following rhythms usually find the patient in situations requiring immediate emergency interventions except P149
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Sample QuestionCheck all that apply to a Premature Junctional Complex.
Basic Anatomy and Physiology of the heart, for ECG / PCT students
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Sample QuestionThe heart valve between the right atrium and the right ventricle is called the bicuspid
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Sample QuestionWhich of the following accurately describes the difference between an ECG and an EGM?
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Sample Question1 small square on the electrocardiogram represents?
Anatomy of the Heart - ECG
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Sample QuestionThe rapidly conducting fibers that supply the ventricles
ECG Questions
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Sample QuestionThe inspiratory reserve volume:We observe in case of normal breathing
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Sample QuestionIn the above patient, which ECG would be most likely seen?
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Sample QuestionWHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A CHARACTERISTIC OF ARTERIES
Electrocardiography drug quiz
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Sample QuestionReduce heart rate, blood pressure, myocardial contractility, and myocardial oxygen consumption which make them effective in the treatment of angina pectoris and hypertension. They are useful in preventing Atrial Fibrillation and Atrial Flutter.
From Official Review Book National Certified ECG Technician
Part 2
Anatomy & Physiology (AN)
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Sample QuestionA saclike bulging of the wall of the vein or artery is called a(n)_________
It will soon be one week since the training session on 12 Lead ECG acquisition by the EMT-B. As a method to evaluate your new knowledge please take the following brief quiz. Feedback will be provided and is only...
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Sample QuestionWhile on an EMS run, a 60 year old male complains of shortness of breath with pain in his jaw traveling down to his left arm. He is also complaining of intermittent nausea. He appears to be sweaty and apprehensive. After acquiring the LP15 and equipment, you decide to take a 12 lead ECG per protocol. The first thing to do after explaining the procedure to the patient is to:
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Sample QuestionThe figure below shows a ventricular action potential. Which of the numbered portions of the action potential most closely corresponds to the ST-segment on an ECG trace?
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Sample QuestionWhich of the following is a reason that an ECG is performed?
This is a free self-assessment test for you to analyze and assess your EKG/Telemetry knowledge. As a member, the test can be taken repeatedly as...
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Sample QuestionIdentify the following EKG rhythm:
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Sample QuestionAll of the following rhythms usually find the patient in situations requiring immediate emergency interventions except P149
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Sample QuestionFollow the steps for applying the ambulatory monitor 1. Identify the patient 2. Explain the procedure 3. Rmove the patient's clothes from the waist up and use a drape for female patients 4. Prepare the chest for lead placement 5. Remove the adhesive backing and apply the electrodes at the correct sites 6. Attach the lead wires 7. Secure the lead wires to the electrodes with tape 8. Attach the cable to the monitor 9. Start the monitor and make sure that it is functioning correctly 10.Record the start time in the patient's diary 11.Place the monitor in its holder and strap it comfortably to the patient 12.Give the patient the diary and review the instructions 13.Record the procedure in the patient's chart
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Sample QuestionWhat is your most important responsibility during excercise electrocardiography?
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Sample QuestionThe ability to evaluate an ECG waveform is an important skill for many health professionals
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Sample QuestionWhat will you need to know to prepare yourself for recording your first ECG?
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Sample QuestionThe process of transporting blood to and from the body tissues is known as circulation
Multiple Choice Questions
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Sample QuestionAn EKG can be performed by an MA using just a nurse authorization?
Heart blocksnarrow complex tachycardiasleft and right bundleventricular arrythmiasI copied these of a colleagues "cheat sheet" and haven't had chance to check that everything's correct and accurate - please message me if you find...
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Sample QuestionProlonged but constant P-R interval (+0.2 secs or +5 small squares). Regular poppin Ps. P then QRS. QRS normal. Impulse from SA node. Impulses slows through AV node.
This quiz is designed to test your knowledge of the human heart and how you know to administer an ECG.
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Sample QuestionThe purpose of an ECG is to look for abnormalities of the heart?
Complete the quiz below to test your knowledge so far on ECG interpretation.
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Sample QuestionQ1. What does the P-wave represent?
Welcome to the ECG Skills Trainer quiz, part 1.This quiz is comprised of 11 ECGs, 14 questions. After you submit your test, you will be able to review your replies and see explanations for the questions you missed.Please...
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Sample QuestionQuestion 1 of 14:69 year old man with substernal chest discomfort. BP 70 mm Hg. History of HTN.This ECG strongly suggests:
