This EKG practice test is designed to help you learn to recoginze all of the EKG rhythms that you will encounter during emergencies and during the AHA ACLS provider course. Use these EKG practice tests to help you become proficient in your rapid rhythm identification.
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k lewis says
re: #8
150 is arbitrary — 150 is sinus. unless you see the sudden start then it’s SVT plus patient presentation will assist in interpretation.
if you like I can send you clearer expamples. your rhythm generator leaves a bit to be desired.
respecfully
k
k says
#4 Is not first degree. the PR segment is not prolonged. P was mildly distorted — not a good example of fist.
k
ACLS says
When the PR interval is greater than 0.2 sec (5 small squares) this would indicate prolonged PR interval.
Kind regards,
Jeff
klewis says
you’d be more correct to address the subsequent asystole. that in fact, is what would be treated.
k
klewis says
#2 you could use this strip as a possible TdP
ACLS says
Yes. That is correct. It is torsades de pointes which is a form of ventricular tachycardia.
Kathryn Lewis says
Only 2 QRS complexes then asystole thus not enuf to say the QRS rhythm is regular or irredular… there is no return of the QRS complexes thus into ventircular asystole.
regards
kl
Michelle Lynch says
i really appreciate these practice stripe it is a good help for review
Ronald Batiste says
Very good examples to study .
Jay says
I have a question about strip number 3. With third-degree heart block, shouldn’t each beat be regular on its own, even if the atria and ventricles are beating independently? The ventricular beat should have appeared before the short strip ended. Can you provide an explanation for this?
ACLS says
Third-degree block does not require that either the atrial or ventricular firing be regular. As is the case in the rhythm strip for question #3, the ventricular rate is irregular. Kind regards, Jeff