| A | B |
|---|
| Burger's will have pain when | walking, mottled purple, no smoke |
| Aortic is where | L ventricle |
| Mitrial is where | L ventricle |
| Aortic, you will hear | S2 sounds |
| Mitral valve thats prolasped will sound | like clicks |
| any dye inserted in to body - ask for | allergy - shellfish, iodine |
| Angina is relieve with | rest |
| MI is not relieved with | rest - MI |
| always check BP before giving | nitro |
| repolarization is | resting phase |
| PEA looks regular, but has | no pulse |
| sinus = | normal or good rhythm |
| can shock these rhythms | V-Tach, V-Phib, PEA |
| treat the pt, not the | monitor |
| Ischemic means | not getting enough blood |
| SA conduction per min | 60-100 |
| AV conduction per min | 40-60 |
| depolarization is | active phase |
| P wave | atrial depolarization |
| PR interval | time it takes impulse to move SA to AV |
| QRS complex | ventricular depolarization |
| T wave | resting |
| normal sinus rhythm | 60-100 |
| sinus bradycardia | HR less than 60 |
| atrophine sulfate give for | dangerously low HR |
| sinus tachycardia | HR 100-150 |
| atrial flutter has | sawtooth pattern |
| A Fib | quiver rather than contract - heparin for thrombus |
| V Fib | quivering, dying heart, no cardio output |
| If V Fib happens, start | CPR or defibrillation |
| V tach | beating 150-250 often requires defibrillation |
| PEA shows rhythm on monitor, but | no pulse |
| amiodorone med | controls heart rhythm |
