NUA 375 Arrhythmias

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Across
  1. 2. Detailed view via the esophagus for posterior structures.
  2. 3. This patient will never have a pulse………First intervention Call for help and initiate CPR.
  3. 8. regularly irregular rhythm- Rate: 150-250 bpm
  4. 9. _____ Pulmonary Edema-acute complication of HF characterized by: rapid accumulation of fluid in the lungs The person will be short of breath with pink, frothy sputum.
  5. 10. Contraction of the ventricles
  6. 13. The ventricles fire earlier than expected…hence the wide QRS….Can come from multiple pacemakers.
  7. 14. treatment for bradycardia
  8. 16. HB where atria and venticles are not correlated
  9. 17. looks normal with no pulse
  10. 18. “A choking in the chest”
  11. 19. Drugs used to increase myocardial contraction force and improve cardiac output.
  12. 20. Irregularly, irregular rhythm. Atria quivering
  13. 22. atrial shark teeth
  14. 23. randomly drops a beat, QRSinterval gets longer with each contraction
  15. 24. A fib = high risk for ____ .
Down
  1. 1. regularly irregular rhythm- Rate: 150-250 bpm- Treated with: antiarrhythmic-amiodarone, but you need to find the underlying cause H’s and T’s. ** can be pulseless
  2. 4. Rate Below 60
  3. 5. ABSOLUTELY NO HEART CONTRACTION AT ALL.
  4. 6. regular rhythm & 100-160 Bpm
  5. 7. Contraction of the atria & AV node transmission
  6. 11. Plaque accumulation within the arterial lumen
  7. 12. SA node firing & Atrial depolarization
  8. 15. pain with exercise alleviated with rest
  9. 21. polymorphic VT this is due to a low magnesium level