Across
- 2. picture 'B' is an example of failure to (blank)
- 3. the second letter of the pacemaker mode refers to the chamber being (blank)
- 4. threshold testing is to be performed every (blank)
- 10. attempt to increase (blank) if you see picture 'A' (after checking all connections)
- 11. picture 'A' is an example of failure to (blank)
- 13. where the pacemaker lead is placed in the heart
- 15. energy delivered to the myocardium
- 16. do not do (blank) threshold testing if your patient's underlying rhythm is asystole or symptomatic CHB
Down
- 1. ability of the pacemaker to detect intrinsic electrical activity
- 5. at minimum, you need a physician order for both (blank) and (blank)
- 6. depolarization of cardiac tissues after a pacing pulse
- 7. assess and document the centimeter marking at which the TPM is locked every (blank) hours
- 8. the third letter of the pacemaker mode is the (blank) to sensing
- 9. the first letter of the pacemaker mode (i.e, "VVI") refers to the chamber being (blank)
- 10. the pacemaker detects electrical activity, misinterpreting it as the patient’s heartbeat, and does not deliver a pacing stimulus
- 12. do not perform stimulation threshold testing if the patient's heartrate is greater than (blank)
- 14. mL/hr through the sheath
