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Lithium iodine battery V? - Accurate Answer2.8V- not used for ICDs due to low peak power. Qmr 
 
Lithium Iodine/ silver V? - Accurate Answer3.2V Qhr- used for ICDS 
 
Which is an example of a closed loop sensor? - Accurate Answermyocardial contractility and O2 stat 
 
Primary Sensor - Accurate Answerdetects changes in normal physiologic responses 
 
Secondary - Accurate Answerdetects internal changes from exercise- QT MV pH ...
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Class I Drugs - Answer-Sodium Channel blockers (Phase 0) 
 
Class II Drugs - Answer-Beta blockers (SA/AV Node) 
 
Class III Drugs - Answer-Potassium Channel blockers (Phase 3) 
 
Class IV Drugs - Answer-Calcium Channel Blockers (Phase 2) 
 
Class V Drugs - Answer-Digitalis (SA + AV Nodes) 
 
What is the most posterior structure of the heart? - Answer-LA 
 
On an EKG, what structure is always negative? - Answer-AVN 
 
Lead I: + aVF: + - Answer-normal axis deviati...
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Triggered is associated with digitalis toxicity or elevated interventricular Ca++ levels 
delayed After depolarization is a mechanism that causes triggered arrhythmias 
DAD - delayed after depolarization is associated with MI, reperfusion injury, RVOT VT and 
some A arrhythmias 
EAD - early after depol is associated with polymorphic VT and VT torsades 
A signal is what phase in AP phase 0 
H signal is what phase in AP between AVN depol & purkinj...
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Most common form of SVT AVNRT 
AVNRT Characteristics 1. prolonged PR interval in the beat that starts reentry 2. HR: 150- 
250 bpm 3. neck pounding, palpitations, light-headiness, near-syncope 4. narrow QRS 5. abrupt 
onset and termination of episodes 6. more common in women 7. frequently presents after age 
20 
rheobase the lowest point on a strength-duration curve at an infinitely long pulse 
duration 
chronaxie time pulse...
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AV Node Reentry Tachycardia (AVNRT) - accounts for ~60% of arrhythmias presenting as 
SVT or paroxysmal atrial tachycardia (PAT) 
- affects all age groups and genders equally 
- no correlation with heart disease 
- heart rate 150-250 bpm, palpitations, light-headedness, near-syncope, narrow QRS complex 
rheobase lowest point on a strength duration curve at an infinitely long pulse duration; 
for cardiac pacing, the rheobase is usually reac...
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Functional Refractory Period (FRP) the coupling interval which first results in a measurable degree 
of delay in impulse conduction 
effective refractory period the longest coupling interval to be associated with block 
resting (transmembrane) potential the voltage difference between the inside and outside of the 
cell fiber (negative inside cell) 
action potential the cellular characteristics of depolarization and repolarization. Consists of 5 ...
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Lithium iodine battery V? - Correct Answer 2.8V- not used for ICDs due to low peak power. Qmr 
 
Lithium Iodine/ silver V? - Correct Answer 3.2V Qhr- used for ICDS 
 
Which is an example of a closed loop sensor? - Correct Answer myocardial contractility and O2 stat 
 
Primary Sensor - Correct Answer detects changes in normal physiologic responses 
 
Secondary - Correct Answer detects internal changes from exercise- QT MV pH 
 
Tertiary ...
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CCDS IBHRE EXAM 2024-2025 LATEST UPDATE
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Rheobase - CORRECT ANSWER the lowest point on a strength duration curve at an infinitely long pulse 
duration 
 
Chronaxie time - CORRECT ANSWER the pulse width at twice the rheobase value. It approximates the most 
efficient stimulation pulse duration 
 
Charge (formula) - CORRECT ANSWER Charge= I(current) x T(time) 
 
Furman's formula - CORRECT ANSWER Energy(microjoules)= I(current)xV(voltage)xT(pulse width) 
 
Ohms law formula - CORRECT ANSWER Voltage ...
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Lithium iodine battery V? - Answer-2.8V- not used for ICDs due to low peak power. Qmr 
 
Lithium Iodine/ silver V? - Answer-3.2V Qhr- used for ICDS 
 
Which is an example of a closed loop sensor? - Answer-myocardial contractility and O2 stat 
 
Primary Sensor - Answer-detects changes in normal physiologic responses 
 
Secondary - Answer-detects internal changes from exercise- QT MV pH 
 
Tertiary - Answer-detects changes as a result of exercise- piezo acceler...
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ICD Battery Types 1. Li/SVO: Lithium/Silver-Vanadium Oxide (1st gen.) 
2. Lithium/Manganese Dioxide (2 manufacturers) 
3. Lithium/Silver-Vanadium Oxide-Carbon Monofluoride (2 manufacturers -MDT) 
Capacitor Types -Aluminum Electrolytic 
-Tantalum 
5 Phases of Cardiac Action Potential *Phase 0: influx of Na+ (depolarization - conduction velocity) 
*Phase 1: transient efflux of K+ (how quickly the cell can be depolarized again) 
*Phase 2: influx of Ca 2+ & Na+ ...
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