2nd intercoastal space - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

EKG Certification Exam Questions & Answers 2024 Left Ventricular Hypertrophy - ANSWER-R wave in V5 is increased and S wave in V1 is increased Both are added together and should be greater than 35 mm Describe the placement of the V5 Lead - ANSWER-5th intercoastal space halfway between V4 and V6 on the L side of the heart _________is when the PR interval becomes longer and longer until a beat is skipped - ANSWER-2nd Degee AV block: Mobitz 1 What does Systolic blood pressure mean? - ...

Left Ventricular Hypertrophy correct answer: R wave in V5 is increased and S wave in V1 is increased Both are added together and should be greater than 35 mm Describe the placement of the V5 Lead correct answer: 5th intercoastal space halfway between V4 and V6 on the L side of the heart _________is when the PR interval becomes longer and longer until a beat is skipped correct answer: 2nd Degee AV block: Mobitz 1 What does Systolic blood pressure mean? correct answer: peak blood pre...

EKG Certification Exam Practice Questions and Answers | 100% Verified and Updated Left Ventricular Hypertrophy - Answer️️ -R wave in V5 is increased and S wave in V1 is increased Both are added together and should be greater than 35 mm Describe the placement of the V5 Lead - Answer️️ -5th intercoastal space halfway between V4 and V6 on the L side of the heart _________is when the PR interval becomes longer and longer until a beat is skipped - Answer️️ -2nd Degee AV block: Mo...

Where can S1 be heard the loudest? correct answers The apex of the heart at the midclavicular 5th intercoastal space What valves close during s1? correct answers The AV mitral/tricuspid values (lub) What valves close during s2? correct answers The semilunar aortic/pulmonic valves (dub) Where can s2 be heard the loudest? correct answers It is loudest at the base of the heart, right sternal border, 2nd intercoastal space What heart sound is louder during a pulmonary embolism? correct a...

FCCS review from Blamoun's review Exam Questions and answers. VERIFIED/ if someone has a distended bladder and you put a Foley and you diurese a couple liter of fluid and the patient becomes hypertensive what is the best way to bring the patient's blood pressure up? - give them fluids in trauma if the patient is hypotensive and you see a contusion, what is the best modality that would tell you why the patient is hypotensive? - FAST exam. 4 points in the chest if the patient is on t...

Where can S1 be heard the loudest? correct answers The apex of the heart at the midclavicular 5th intercoastal space What valves close during s1? correct answers The AV mitral/tricuspid values (lub) What valves close during s2? correct answers The semilunar aortic/pulmonic valves (dub) Where can s2 be heard the loudest? correct answers It is loudest at the base of the heart, right sternal border, 2nd intercoastal space What heart sound is louder during a pulmonary embolism? correct a...

BP - slowly open the valve on the bulb to release the pressure in the cuff BP, bulb press - decrease at a rate of no more than 2-3mmHg/sec. BP Air released too quick - false reading Abdominojugular test or reflux - positive -> JVD Resting pulse pressure - 40mmHg Widened pulse pressure - increased CV risk Abnormal pulse pressure - less than 25% of SBP Common cause of narrow pulse pressure - drop in L vent stroke vol Trauma, narrow pulse pressure - blood loss, insuff pre...

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BP - slowly open the valve on the bulb to release the pressure in the cuff BP, bulb press - decrease at a rate of no more than 2-3mmHg/sec. BP Air released too quick - false reading Abdominojugular test or reflux - positive -> JVD Resting pulse pressure - 40mmHg Widened pulse pressure - increased CV risk Abnormal pulse pressure - less than 25% of SBP Common cause of narrow pulse pressure - drop in L vent stroke vol Trauma, narrow pulse pressure - blood loss, insuff pre...

CSE review CRT/RRT Normal Values Exam 444 Questions with Verified Answers Urine Output - CORRECT ANSWER 40 mL/hr. Heart Rate (Adult) - CORRECT ANSWER 60-100/min. Diagnostic Chest Percussion - CORRECT ANSWER resonant Breath Sounds - CORRECT ANSWER vesicular Heart Sounds - CORRECT ANSWER S1, S2 Blood Pressure (Adult) - CORRECT ANSWER 120/80 mmHg Inter Cranial Pressure (ICP) - CORRECT ANSWER Range 90/60 -140/90 mmHg Cerebral Perfusion Pressure (CPP) - CORRECT ANSWER 5-10 m...