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STARN EKG EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS

sinus rhythms originate from - Answer SA node



SA node pace - Answer 60-100 bpm



sinus bradycardia rate - Answer 60-100 bpm



sinus tachycardia rate - Answer 100+bpm



sinus dysrhythmia features - Answer speeds up and slows down in cyclical manner

- sometimes this cycle follows the pattern of breathing

- HR may increase during inspiration and decrease during expiration (opposite when pt
is vented d/t + pressure of vent)



sinus arrest-Ans. cessation of heartbeat. When SA node briefly stops firing



What medication can cause sinus bradycardia-Ans. beta blockers



What medication to give for sinus bradycardia-Ans. atropine



Sinus dysrhythmia may occur as a result of:-Ans. digitalis (digoxin), morphine,
conditions w/ increased ICP



Atrial dysrhythmias originate in-Ans. atrial tissue or internodal pathways

, wandering atrial pacemaker characteristics - Answer pacemaker shifts between SA
node, atria, and/or AV junction

- P waves appear differently each time



wandering atrial pacemaker causes - Answer - normal finding in children, older adults,
and athletes

- drug toxicity (digitalis)



premature atrial complex - Answer comes a little bit early compared to rest of P waves

HAS UNDERLYING RHYTHM



do you count PACs as an actual perfusing beat? - Answer yes



what to do if pt has frequent PACs - Answer assess pt and lab values

- may be an early sign of electrolyte imbalance or CHF



atrial tachycardia rate - Answer 150-250 bpm



supraventricular tachycardia characteristics - Answer originates from above the
ventricles but P waves not distinct



what to do if SVT occurs - Answer - activate rapid response

- vasovagal maneuvers

- adenosine

- synchronized cardioversion



atrial flutter rate - Answer 250-350 bpm

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