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1 How many leads should match when pace mapping VT morphology?
What is the term for the type of map in described? Capturing of the Reentrant circuit of
2 a tachycardia without interrupting the tachycardia, so that was cessation of pacing, the
spontaneous Reentrant tachycardia is still present
What does the channel on the bottom of the screen marked as S1 and an arrow
3
represent?
, What normal tissue setting would most likely be used on a 3-D anatomic RV voltage
4
map?
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How many leads should match when 12/12
pace mapping VT morphology?
When is pace mapping the most Focal VTach or ATach
useful?
A patient becomes hemodynamically Pace and voltage mapping
unstable in VTach. How can a map of
the site of origin be made Well
keeping the patient stable?
The electroanatomical approach to Slow pathway for slow potentials
ablate AVNRT usually involves
mapping the
What normal tissue setting would 1.5mV
most likely be used on a 3-D
anatomic RV voltage map?
Match the cardiac chamber with its 1. LA 2. LV 3. RA 4. RV
3-D electro anatomic map image
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Practice questions for this set
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Stim
Choose an answer
1 How many leads should match when pace mapping VT morphology?
What is the term for the type of map in described? Capturing of the Reentrant circuit of
2 a tachycardia without interrupting the tachycardia, so that was cessation of pacing, the
spontaneous Reentrant tachycardia is still present
What does the channel on the bottom of the screen marked as S1 and an arrow
3
represent?
, What normal tissue setting would most likely be used on a 3-D anatomic RV voltage
4
map?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (52)
How many leads should match when 12/12
pace mapping VT morphology?
When is pace mapping the most Focal VTach or ATach
useful?
A patient becomes hemodynamically Pace and voltage mapping
unstable in VTach. How can a map of
the site of origin be made Well
keeping the patient stable?
The electroanatomical approach to Slow pathway for slow potentials
ablate AVNRT usually involves
mapping the
What normal tissue setting would 1.5mV
most likely be used on a 3-D
anatomic RV voltage map?
Match the cardiac chamber with its 1. LA 2. LV 3. RA 4. RV
3-D electro anatomic map image
