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Self-test questions: Chapter 29
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Self-test questions: Chapter 29
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Which of the following statements about the ECG are true?
The P wave of the ECG reflects atrial contraction
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The P-Q interval is normally about 0.1 s.
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The QRS complex reflects the start of ventricular depolarization.
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The peak amplitude of the R wave recorded by the limb leads is about 10 mV.
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The T-wave reflects the repolarization of the ventricular fibres.
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Which of the following statements regarding arrhythmias are correct?
First degree heart block gives rise to an abnormally long PR interval.
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Third degree heart block is indicated by an abnormally long QRS complex following the P wave
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An ECG with a sawtooth pattern on the baseline indicates atrial fibrillation.
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In second degree heart block some P waves are not followed by a QRS complex.
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Which of the following statements about the ECG are true?
The Q-T interval varies with heart rate
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In hyperkalaemia the T wave is flattened.
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The U wave is more often seen when the heart rate is low.
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A long QT interval is characteristic of hypocalcaemia.
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Left axis deviation occurs in left ventricular hypertrophy
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Left ventricular hypertrophy is present when the R wave seen in one of the left chest leads (V4-V6) is abnormally large (>2.7 mV) and the S wave seen in one of the right chest leads exceeds 3 mV.
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