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PCP IV ECG practice strips

Review essential steps for ECG interpretation through practice strips from 2013. This interactive resource focuses on key parameters including Rate, Rhythm, PR duration, QRS width, and the presence of P waves for every QRS complex. Each cardiac strip presents a chance to assess findings and reinforce understanding of different rhythms such as Normal Sinus Rhythm, Idioventricular Rhythm, Atrial Fibrillation, and various degrees of Heart Block. Enhance your ECG skills and confidence in rhythm identification through step-by-step analysis.

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PCP IV ECG practice strips

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  1. PCP IV ECG practice strips 2013

  2. Remember the steps • Rate • Rhythm • PR duration • QRS width • P for every QRS? • On the next slide you will a strip and then after that the above findings. When you have an answer click the mouse and the answer appears.

  3. #1 6 second strip

  4. #1 • Rate 60 • Rhythm Regular • PR duration < 5 small boxes • QRS width < 3 small boxes • P for every QRS? Yes – 1:1 • Normal Sinus Rhythm

  5. #2 6 second strip

  6. #2 • Rate 80 • Rhythm Regular • PR duration NONE • QRS width > 3 small boxes • P for every QRS? NONE • Idioventricular rhythm

  7. #3 6 second strip

  8. #3 • Rate 80 • Rhythm Regular • PR duration < 5 small boxes • QRS width > 3 small boxes • P for every QRS? Yes – 1:1 • Pacemaker – AV sequential (2 pacer spikes each time)

  9. #4 6 second strip

  10. #4 • Rate 110 • Rhythm Irregular • PR duration None • QRS width < 3 small boxes • P for every QRS? No P waves • Atrial fibrillation

  11. #5 6 second strip

  12. #5 • Rate 50 • Rhythm Regular • PR duration < 5 small boxes • QRS width < 3 small boxes • P for every QRS? Yes – 2:1 every other P wave non-conducted • 2nd degree bock type 2

  13. #6 6 second strip

  14. #6 • Rate 60 • Rhythm Irregular • PR duration constantly changing • QRS width < 3 small boxes • P for every QRS? Yes, but some non conducted • 2nd degree bock type 1

  15. #7 6 second strip

  16. #7 • Rate 70 • Rhythm Irregular • PR duration < 5 small boxes • QRS width < 3 small boxes • P for every QRS? Yes – 1:1 • Normal Sinus Rhythm with a pause

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