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EKG Abnormalities: Ischemia - ANSWER -- Peaked/
Flattened/ Inverted T
waves
- ST segment Depression/Elevation
(>1mm)
maintenance phase - ANSWER -Physically active at
recommended daily values
for >6
months
Left Anterior Fascicular Block (LAFB) - ANSWER -- Left
axis deviation
- Small Q-wave in leads
I, AVL
- Small R-wave II, III, and
AVF
,Left Atrial Enlargement - ANSWER -- biphasic, notched,
wide P wave in II
(>3mm)
Left bundle branch block (LBBB) - ANSWER -- Notched R wave
in V5 or V6
- Tall R in V5 or V6 with wide QRS
- Deep S in V1 or V2
- Complete LBBB = QRS >0.1 seconds
- Incomplete LBBB = QRS <0.1 seconds
Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome - ANSWER -- short PR <.12
(normal 0.12-0.2) - pre-excitation of the ventricles
- can occur due to impulses traveling through an accessory
pathway in the heart from the atria to the ventricles
- when an accessory pathway exists, signals can also travel
retrogradely, that is from the ventricles to the atria. - can
cause very rapid rhythms
Left Posterior Fascicular Block - ANSWER -
- Right Axis Deviation
- Small Q wave in II, III, AVF, and small R
wave in I and AVL
Left Ventricular Hypertrophy - ANSWER -- Q wave in
V1/V2 & R wave in V5/V6
≥ 35
mm
,- R in AVL > 10mm (2
Large Boxes)
Atrial Enlargement - ANSWER -- Change in P wave morphology
- Biphasic P-waves: Right side positive-RA enlargement, left
side positive-LA enlargerment
Right Atrial Enlargement - ANSWER -- Tall peaked P-waves
in II, III, AVF
- >0.1-
2.5mm
1St Degree AV Block - ANSWER -- For
every QRS
- Elongated PR interval: >0.20 or
5 Boxes
- Regular R-R
interval
2nd Degree AV Block Type I (Wenckebach) - ANSWER --
Progressively elongated PR interval until sudden
dropped QRS - Irregular R-R Interval with progressive
shortening
2nd Degree AV block Type II - ANSWER -- More P waves
than QRS
- Regular sudden
dropped QRS
, - Regular R-R
interval
3rd degree AV block (complete heart block) - ANSWER -- More
P waves than
QRS
- IRREGULAR PR
interval
- Regular R-R
interval
Normal Chronotropic response to exercise - ANSWER -- HR
increases linearly
with workload until plateau at peak
exercise capacity
Exercise Hypotension - ANSWER -- Decrease in SBP
> 10 mm Hg
*Abnormal BP
Response*
Action Phase - ANSWER -Physically active at recommended
daily values for <6
months
Decisional Balance - ANSWER -One of the four components of
the transtheoretical model; refers to the numbers of pros and
Exam 2026-2027 Actual Complete Real Exam Questions And
Correct Answers (Verified Answers) Already Graded A+ |
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EKG Abnormalities: Ischemia - ANSWER -- Peaked/
Flattened/ Inverted T
waves
- ST segment Depression/Elevation
(>1mm)
maintenance phase - ANSWER -Physically active at
recommended daily values
for >6
months
Left Anterior Fascicular Block (LAFB) - ANSWER -- Left
axis deviation
- Small Q-wave in leads
I, AVL
- Small R-wave II, III, and
AVF
,Left Atrial Enlargement - ANSWER -- biphasic, notched,
wide P wave in II
(>3mm)
Left bundle branch block (LBBB) - ANSWER -- Notched R wave
in V5 or V6
- Tall R in V5 or V6 with wide QRS
- Deep S in V1 or V2
- Complete LBBB = QRS >0.1 seconds
- Incomplete LBBB = QRS <0.1 seconds
Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome - ANSWER -- short PR <.12
(normal 0.12-0.2) - pre-excitation of the ventricles
- can occur due to impulses traveling through an accessory
pathway in the heart from the atria to the ventricles
- when an accessory pathway exists, signals can also travel
retrogradely, that is from the ventricles to the atria. - can
cause very rapid rhythms
Left Posterior Fascicular Block - ANSWER -
- Right Axis Deviation
- Small Q wave in II, III, AVF, and small R
wave in I and AVL
Left Ventricular Hypertrophy - ANSWER -- Q wave in
V1/V2 & R wave in V5/V6
≥ 35
mm
,- R in AVL > 10mm (2
Large Boxes)
Atrial Enlargement - ANSWER -- Change in P wave morphology
- Biphasic P-waves: Right side positive-RA enlargement, left
side positive-LA enlargerment
Right Atrial Enlargement - ANSWER -- Tall peaked P-waves
in II, III, AVF
- >0.1-
2.5mm
1St Degree AV Block - ANSWER -- For
every QRS
- Elongated PR interval: >0.20 or
5 Boxes
- Regular R-R
interval
2nd Degree AV Block Type I (Wenckebach) - ANSWER --
Progressively elongated PR interval until sudden
dropped QRS - Irregular R-R Interval with progressive
shortening
2nd Degree AV block Type II - ANSWER -- More P waves
than QRS
- Regular sudden
dropped QRS
, - Regular R-R
interval
3rd degree AV block (complete heart block) - ANSWER -- More
P waves than
QRS
- IRREGULAR PR
interval
- Regular R-R
interval
Normal Chronotropic response to exercise - ANSWER -- HR
increases linearly
with workload until plateau at peak
exercise capacity
Exercise Hypotension - ANSWER -- Decrease in SBP
> 10 mm Hg
*Abnormal BP
Response*
Action Phase - ANSWER -Physically active at recommended
daily values for <6
months
Decisional Balance - ANSWER -One of the four components of
the transtheoretical model; refers to the numbers of pros and
