Identify the rhythm with no P wave, widened QRS, and a rate of 50 to 100 bpm. Atrial fibrillation Accelerated idioventricular rhythm Sinus tachycardia Ventricular tachycardia

Accelerated idioventricular rhythm

What is the term for a single irritable focus within the ventricles that fires prematurely to initiate an ectopic complex? Junctional escape beat Premature ventricular contraction (PVC) Ventricular escape beat Atrial premature contraction (APC)

Premature ventricular contraction (PVC)

What is the term for ventricular fibrillation with wave amplitudes greater than 3 mm? Ventricular flutter Coarse ventricular fibrillation Atrial fibrillation Fine ventricular fibrillation

Coarse ventricular fibrillation

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What condition is indicated by the presence of P waves without any QRS complexes on an ECG?

What is the term for a ventricular rhythm with a rate under 20 bpm?

Which rhythm is characterized by no P wave, widened QRS, and a rate of 20 to 40 bpm?

Identify the rhythm with no P wave, widened QRS, and a rate of 50 to 100 bpm.

What is the term for a single irritable focus within the ventricles that fires prematurely to initiate an ectopic complex?

What condition is indicated by 3 or more PVCs in a row, discernible waves, and a rate of 101 to 250 bpm?

Which rhythm is characterized by single or multiple ectopic foci with a rate of 250 to 350 bpm?

What is the term for a rhythm where the rate cannot be measured and the appearance is disorganized?

What is the term for ventricular fibrillation with wave amplitudes greater than 3 mm?

What is the term for ventricular fibrillation with wave amplitudes less than 3 mm?

What is the term for a condition involving two competing irritable foci?

What condition is indicated by ST segment depression and T wave inversion?

Which pattern is present in V1 and V2 indicating a specific type of ventricular strain?

Which pattern is present in V5 and V6 indicating a specific type of ventricular strain?

What condition is indicated by tall QRS complexes on right side leads (V1, V2, V3)?

What condition is indicated by tall QRS complexes on left side leads (V4, V5, V6)?

What condition is indicated by right axis deviation and rotation?

What condition is indicated by left axis deviation and rotation?

What condition is indicated by p pulmonale in lead II and a P wave ≥ 2.5 mm in lead II?

What condition is indicated by p mitrale in lead II and a terminal portion of P wave ≥ -1 mm in lead V1?

What condition is associated with stenosis of the pulmonary valve?

What condition is associated with stenosis of the mitral valve?

What condition is indicated by a tall peaked P in lead II and a biphasic P in V1?

What are the ECG criteria for a right bundle branch block (RBBB)?

What are the ECG criteria for a left bundle branch block (LBBB)?

What is the term for a block in one of the two fascicles of the left bundle branch?

What is the term for a block of the entire left or right bundle branch?

What condition is indicated by a tall R in lead I, AVL, and a deep S in lead II or III?

What condition is indicated by a deep S in lead I, AVL, and a tall R in lead II or III?

What is the axis deviation associated with a left anterior hemiblock (LAH)?

What is the axis deviation associated with a left posterior hemiblock (LPH)?

Which coronary artery supplies the anterior hemi-division?

Which coronary arteries supply the posterior hemi-division?

What condition is characterized by a wave of depolarization spreading normally through the atria but delayed at the AV node?

What condition is due to a block within the AV Node, where each successive atrial impulse takes longer to be transmitted until one is completely blocked?

What condition is characterized by all impulses originating in the atria being completely blocked at the AV node/bundle or bundle branch?

What is the ECG characteristic of a 1st degree heart block?

What are the types of 2nd degree heart block?

What is the ECG characteristic of Mobitz 1 (Wenkebach)?

How does Mobitz 1 differ from a nonconducted PAC in terms of P wave configuration?

What is the ECG characteristic of Mobitz 2?

What is the ECG characteristic of a 3rd degree heart block?

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