Across
- 3. An early beat in the atria that overrides the SA node and disrupts the underlying rhythm
- 4. Represents relaxation of the ventricals
- 5. Well organized but overly rapid contractions with an artial rate 250 - 350
- 7. When the SA node stops firing and there is a pause in electrical activity
- 8. Represents contraction of the ventricals
- 9. The tracing we look at when we interpret an EKG
- 13. When the signal is generated from at least three different areas in the atria and the rate is 101 - 150
- 16. The speed of the rhythm
- 18. When the space between the R waves is uneven
- 20. The time it takes for the SA node to generat a signal and make the atrial myocardium contract
Down
- 1. A rhythm that is so fast it is hard to tell where it is coming from with a ventricular rate of 150 - 250
- 2. Represents contraction of the atria
- 5. A quivering or irregular heart beat with an artial rate of 375 -700
- 6. A heart rate below 60 bpm
- 10. What we want everyone to have
- 11. When the signal is generated from at least three different areas in the atria and the rate is 60 - 100
- 12. The time it takes for the ventricles to completely contract
- 14. A heart rate aboce 100 bpm
- 15. When the rhythm is irregular
- 17. The number of step in the interpretation proccess
- 19. The pace of the tracing which is either regular or irregular
- 21. When the space between the R waves is even