Exam 4: Sinus Rhythms

The presenting problem with Sinus Bradycardia is that:

In Sinus Arrhythmia,the heart rate is usually ________ bpm.

For Sinus Tachycardia,the QRS complex should be less than ________ sec.

For all rhythms that originate in the sinus node,you would expect the P wave in Lead II to be:

A Normal Sinus Rhythm has all of the following characteristics EXCEPT:

The rate for Sinus Bradycardia is ________ bpm.

In Sinus Arrhythmia,the rate changes with the patient's:

In Normal Sinus Rhythm,the heart rate is ________ bpm.

When a sinus rhythm has a QRS complex of 0.12 sec or greater,you know that this is an abnormality and would note that it has:

The term "tachycardia" means:

For all rhythms that originate in the sinus node,you would expect all of the following EXCEPT:

The presenting problem with Sinus Arrhythmia is that:

In Normal Sinus Rhythm,the PR interval must fall between ________ sec.

The rate for Sinus Tachycardia is ________ bpm.

The presenting problem with Sinus Tachycardia is that:

In Sinus Arrhythmia,the R-R intervals are: