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Exam 5: Calculating Heart Rate

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Heart rate is the same as _____ rate.

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The three methods of calculating heart rate are six-second strip,memory method,and _____.

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Atrial rate can be calculated by counting

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The rhythm in Figure 1 is The rhythm in Figure 1 is

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A regular rhythm has R-R intervals that vary by only one or two little blocks.

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