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Normal
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Normal Sinus Rhythm
3
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Sinus Bradycardia
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Sinus Tachycardia
5
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PAC
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A
PAC
7
Q
A
Atrial Flutter
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Q
A
Afib
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Q
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Afib
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Q
A
Afib
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Q
A
PJC
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A
PJC
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Q
A
PAC
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A
Junctional tachycardia
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PVC
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PVC
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Bigeminy PVC
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Couplet PVC
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A run of PVCs (3 in a row)
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PJC
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Q
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PVC
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Q
A
PAC
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Q
A
Ventricular tachycardia
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Vfib
25
R on T phenomenon
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1st degree AV block
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3rd degree AV blcok
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Junctional Rhythm
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3rd Degree AV Block
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PVC
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3rd Degree AV block
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junctional rhythm
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Afib
34
Vfib
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How would you proceed if someone has a PAC
proceed as normal
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How would you do if someone has a PVC?
proceed as normal, monitor if it increases with exercise
if there is more with exercise, slow it down
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What would you do if someone has a 3rd degree AV block?
stop exercise, call a rapid (they need a pacemaker)
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What would you do if someone has a junctional rhythm?
stop exercise, if it doesn't change with rest call a rapid response (could be med related)
39
What would you do if someone has Afib?
stop exercise because they are at risk for clot
if they have resting Afib and their HR is increasing with appropriate workload then continue
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What would you do if someone has V Tac
stop exercise, call a rapid response
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What would you do if someone has atrial flutter?
stop exercise, mostly concerned if it is a new onset, they need an anticoagulant
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What would you do if someone has Vfib
stop exercise, call a code, start CPR
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