Heart EKG stuff

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<p>What is a 2nd degree heart block or Mobitz type 1</p>

What is a 2nd degree heart block or Mobitz type 1

PR interval gets longer and QRS is dropped

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What is a 2nd degree heart block or Mobitz type 2

PR intervals are all the same and QRS is dropped randomly

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What is the 3rd degree heart block

PR intervals and QRS have no relationship

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<p>Id this EKG</p>

Id this EKG

2nd degree heart block mobitz 2

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<p><span><strong>Which rhythm above is an ECG reading that represents a Second-Degree Type II Heart Block (Mobitz II)?</strong></span></p>

Which rhythm above is an ECG reading that represents a Second-Degree Type II Heart Block (Mobitz II)?

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What is the difference between supraventricular and ventricular tachycardia

supraventricular only affects the upper chamber of heart while ventricular tachycardia only affects lower chamber of hearts

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What is ventricular fibrillation

constant and quick contraction of ventricles rapid but irregular rate

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<p>id this EKG</p>

id this EKG

ventricular tachycardia

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<p>id this EKG</p>

id this EKG

ventricular fibrillation

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<p>id this EKG</p>

id this EKG

atrial flutter

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<p>id this EKG</p>

id this EKG

atrial fibrillation

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Which heart conditions to call 911

v tach, v fib, 3rd degree heart block

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How are atrial and ventricular fibrillation related

they are both unoragnized tachycardia

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how are atrial flutter and ventricular tachycardia related

organized and tachycardia (you will see symmetrical and repeated pattern in both)

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What happens in an atrial fibrillatoin

rapid and unorganized atrial beating

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What happens in a ventricular fibrillation

rapid and unorganized ventricular beating

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What happens in an atrial flutter

rapid and regular beating

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What happens in an ventricular tachycardia

rapid and regular beating

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