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ACLS Rhythms

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Select the correct rythm rate according to its definition. Is a sinus rhythm with a rate less than 60 per minute in an adult.

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Select the correct rythm rate according to its definition. Is an extremely fast atrial rhythm with narrow QRS complexes when the impulse originates above the bundle branches (above the ventricles).

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Select the correct rythm rate according to its definition. Is also commonly known as a “flat line” where there is no electrical activity seen on the cardiac monitor. Not responsive to electrical defibrillation.

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Select the correct rythm rate according to its definition. Is characterized by a chaotic wave pattern and no pulse. VF may be responsive to electrical defibrillation.

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Select the correct rythm rate according to its definition. Is a very common arrhythmia. This rhythm is characterized by no waves before the QRS complex and a very irregular heart rate

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Select the correct rythm rate according to its definition. Is a sinus rhythm with a prolonged PR interval > 0.20 seconds due to a delay in transmission from the atria to the ventricles.

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Select the correct rythm rate according to its definition. Is regular with normal P, Q-R-S, T deflections and intervals. Rate = 60-100 at rest.

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Select the correct rythm rate according to its definition Is a supraventricular arrhythmia that is characterized by a “saw-toothed” flutter appearance on the ECG that represents multiple P waves for each QRS complex.

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Select the correct rythm rate according to its definition Can be virtually any organized ECG rhythm in a patient who is unresponsive and lacks a palpable pulse

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Select the correct rythm rate according to its definition Is a sinus rhythm with a rate greater than 100 per minute in an adult. Note that the p waves are still present.

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