Exam 5: Junctional Rhythms
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Identify the following rhythm: ____________________


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Accelerated junctional rhythm at 75 beats/min; ST-segment depression
Identify the following rhythm (lead II): ____________________


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Sinus rhythm at 64 beats/min with an episode of sinus arrest and a junctional escape beat
Identify the following rhythm (lead II): ____________________


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Accelerated junctional rhythm at 100 beats/min
Depending on the severity of the patient's signs and symptoms, management of slow rhythms originating from the AV junction may require intervention including _____.
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An escape rhythm is initiated by a lower pacemaker site when the sinoatrial (SA) node slows or fails to initiate an impulse.
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Indicate the ventricular rates for each of the following junctional dysrhythmias:


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-If the AV junction paces the heart, the electrical impulse must travel in a backward direction to activate the atria. This is called _____ conduction.
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List four reasons why the AV junction may assume responsibility for pacing the heart.
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