Know Your Ecg Rhythms Jeopardy Template

Assess for Normal Sinus Rhythm	Name That ECG	Name that Rhythm
100 A question you ask yourself when evaluating/assessing the P waves? NORMAL P waves present?	100 What rhythm comes too early causing the entire beat to be early? Premature Atrial Contract (PAC)	100 What rhythm is a preterminal event, No QRS's seen and a fibrillating baseline observed? Ventricular Fibrillation
200 How do you determine if the QRS is normal? The QRS Complexes are measured to determine if they are narrow (<0.12 seconds in duration) or Wide (0.12 seconds in duration).	200 What rhythm Has rapid P waves that appear at a rate of 250 to 350 beats per minute while having a comparison of approximately normal 80 QRS per minute? Atrial Flutter	200 What type of AV block causes a prolonged PR interval, being longer than 0.2 seconds in duration? 1st Degree AV Block
300 How do you determine if the P wave and QRS are correlating? The P wave and the QRS are determined to be correlating the usual one-on-one fashion or there is a lack of correlation.	300 What rhythm has such rapid P waves that are undiscernable due to a rate up to 500 beats per minute for P wave, and has irregular QRS rhythm as well? Atrial Fibrillation	300 What name other than Mobitz type I is used more frequently but is the same for this 2nd degree AV Block? Wenckebach
400 What is a the most immediate characteristic to notice? Determining if rhythm is regular or irregular	400 What rhythm appears wide and bizarre? Premature Ventricular Contractions	400 What type of AV block has two or more normal beats, with normal PR intervals, followed by a P wave with a dropped beat (QRS) Mobitz type II Block
500 What is also known as a normal rhythm? Sinus Arrythmia	500 What rhythm appears at a rate of 120 and 200 beats per minute and is considered an emergency? Ventricular Tachycardia	500 What Type of AV block has P waves 60 to 100/minute, but has no correlation to QRS complex? Third Degree AV Block

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