EKG Review

Identify the vein that carries oxygenated blood to the human body:

The medical term wandering baseline is best described as:

A medical spirometer is best described as:

Identify what the T wave represents on an EKG strip:

Identify the form of communication your personl appearance expresses:

Identify type of medical contract is established when behaviors or actions lead the parties to believe agreement exists:

Identify the normal human respiration rate for a healthy adult:

A stop sign placed outside a patient's room is best defined as:

The combining form THROMBO- is best described as:

Identify the human heart condition commonly associated with weight gain, nausea, and a decrease in urine output:

Identify the number of prominent waves in one cardiac cycle:

Identify the largest artery in the human body:

Identify the most serious type of cardiac arrest:

Identify the definition for the medical abbreviation PPE:

Identify the medical term for a change in blood composition caused by a lack of plasma:

Identify human disorder that shows a regular rhythm with a sinus node rate less than 60 beats per minute on EKG strip

A cerebral angiography test is best described as:

The human arrhythmia, Paroxysmal Atrial Tachycardia, is best described as:

Identify the branch of biology that deals with the normal functions of living organisms and their parts:

Identify the human disease spirometry is used to diagnose:

A Third-Degree Atrioventricular human heart block is best defined as:

Identify the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) violation:

Identify the definition for the abbreviation ICD-10-CM:

Identify how the human condition Atrial fibrillation is identified on the EKG strip:

Identify the standardized rate for the paper running past the stylus on an EKG machine:

Identify the system carrying oxygenated blood from the heart to the body and then deoxygenated blood back to the heart:

Identify the human organ an echocardiogram procedure is performed on:

Identify the word for the symbol Fe in the periodic table:

A anticoagulant drug is best described as:

Identify the human disease identified by prolonged ST and QT intervals:

Identify the name of the human hormone produced by the pancreas that regulates blood glucose levels in the body:

Identify the type of water used in an autoclave:

Respondeat Superior is best described as:

Identify the electrode known as the ground reference:

Identify on the diagram the name for the letter I on the human heart:

Identify the human heart condition most responsible for myocardial infarction:

Identify the three layers of tissue that make up the wall of the human heart:

Identify the medical term for the process of the human body maintaining a state of balance and equilibrium:

Identify the prescription drug a human patient receives during an antiplatelet therapy:

Identify the components of human blood:

Identify the artery that carries oxygenated blood out of the human heart from the left ventricle:

Identify the function of the skeletal system in the human body:

Identify the first medical intervention for a human patient experiencing a myocardial infarction:

Identify the part of the brain that controls the autonomic nervous system:

Identify how the human condition Ventricular Fibrillation (V-Fib) is created:

Identify how the human condition Atrial flutter is identified on the EKG strip:

Identify on the diagram the name for the letter B on the human heart:

Identify the abbreviation for the branch of government that mandates safe working conditions for employees in the US:

Identify the medical term for the abbreviation EMR:

Identify the human body system responsible for removing toxins:

Identify how the human condition Ventricular Asystole is identifed on the EKG strip:

Identify the two divisions of the autonomic nervous system:

Identify the color of the electrode placed on a human right arm:

Identify what the QRS wave represents on the EKG strip:

The medical suffix -TOMY is best described as:

Identify the medical waste placed in the red biohazard bag:

Identify the color of the electrode placed on a human right leg:

The thoracic diaphragm is best described as:

The medical term corpus is best described as a:

Identify the correct length and second interval for the small square in the EKG Strip:

Identify the longest vein in the human body:

Identify the element that measures time on the EKG strip:

Identify the P-R interval for a human Junctional Arrhythmia on an EKG strip:

Identify the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) violation:

Identify the function that is not associated with the liver in the human body:

The medical abbreviation my/o is best described as:

The human disease Atherosclerosis is best described as:

Identify the term for the intentional threat of touching or harming a person is:

Identify the normal firing rate of sinoatrial (SA) node:

Identify medical position a patient standing erect with their arms down to the sides and palms of the hands facing out

(SOAP) Subjective, Objective, Assessment and Plan is best described as a:

Identify the joint federal and state funded health insurance program for persons with limited income & resources:

Identify the word for the symbol K in the periodic table:

Identify on the diagram the name for the letter F on the human heart:

Identify the largest organ in the human body:

Identify the color of the electrodes that is placed on the human chest:

Identify the term for multiple premature human heartbeats that appear identical on an EKG strip:

Identify the most serious and life threatening human cardiac dysrhythmia:

The human disease Sick Sinus Syndrome is also referred to as:

Identify all the electrode bipolar leads:

Identify the most effective way to prevent the transfer of microorganisms in a healthcare environment:

Identify the number of precordial chest leads used in a standard 12 lead EKG recording:

The combining form ERYTHRO- is best described as the color:

Identify the medical abbreviation for taking a medication after food:

Identify the most common bloodborne diseases diagnosed in healthcare professionals: