Atrial dysrhythmias reflect abnormal electrical impulse formation and conduction in the atria. t or f, t, a rhythm originating from the atria will have a positive p wave that is shaped the same as SA node initiated p wave. t or f, f, atrial dysrhythmias may occur because of..., abnormal automaticity and triggered activity are disorders in ______ formation., abnormal automaticity and triggered activity are disorders in impulse formation., Reentry is a disorder in _____ _______, Reentry is a disorder in reentry conduction, altered automaticity can occur in normal pacemaker cells and myocardial working cells that do not normally function as pacemaker sites. t or f, t, Conditions that may predispose these cardiac cells to altered automaticity include..., what is triggered activity?, triggered activity doesn't require a stimulus to intiate depolarization. t or f, f, causes of triggered activity?, quinidine a medication can prolong repolarization. t or f, t, what is reentry(reactivation)?, most atrial dysrhythmias are life threatening. t or f, f, what are factors that affect heart rate?, premature beats are identified by their site of origin. t or f, two premature beats in a row is called?, three or more premature beats in a row is called?, what is bigeminy, trigeminy, quadrigeminy?, the p wave of a PAC may be..., a noncompensatory pause often follows a PAC, what would it look like?, how do you recognize a compensatory pause premature beat?, what are aberrantly conducted PACs?, what is a nonconducted PAC, what causes PACs?, what do i do about them PACs?, what is a Multiformed atrial rhythm/wandering atrial pacemaker?, ECG characteristics of Multiformed atrial rhtyhm?, what causes Multiformed atrial rhythm?, what to do about Multiformed atrial rhythm?, what is a Multifocal atrial tachycardia?, ECG characteristics of MAT?, what causes MAT?, what do i do about MAT?, what are some vagal maneuvers?, what can adenosine do? slow/rapid onset of action? short/long half-life? what other symptoms would it show?, supraventricular arrhythmias begin where? includes rhythms that begin in the..., visual of NSR, AT, AVNRT, AVRT, what is atrial tachycardia? what is Paroxysmal atrial tachycardia?, ECG characteristics of AT?, paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia with 2:1 block looks like?, what causes AT?, what are possible assessment findings and symptoms for AT?, what to do about AT?, cardioversion indications?, steps for cardioversion?, AV Nodal Reentrant Tachycardia(AVNRT), how is it conducted? caused by?, ECG characteristics of AVNRT, what causes AVNRT?, possible assessment findings of AVNRT?, what to do about AVNRT, what is AVRT?, what is wolff-parkinson-white syndrome?, how do you recognize wolff-parkinson-white syndrome on the ECG?, ECG characteristics of WPW, what causes WPW?, what is Atrial Flutter?, Atrial Flutter with 2:1 conduction and 4:1 conduction looks like, what rhythm can cause A-flutter?, what causes A-flutter?, what to do about A-flutter?, ECG characteristic of AFib, what can cause an AFib with slow, regular ventricular rate?, what causes AFib?, what to do about AFib?
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Atrial Rhythms
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