SGUL LOB's for CVS: Arrhythmias and Conduction Defects (atrial Fibrillation/Flutter, Complete Heart Block, Ventricular Tachycardia).
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Created by Andrew Street
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Created by Andrew Street
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1062 Outline the conduction system of the HT & how this relates to the waves seen on an ECG.
1021 Describe the presentation of someone with arrhythmias.
DDx for syncope.
1025 Give extrinsic & intrinsic causes of sinus bradycardia.
Rx of sinus bradycardia.
Rx for first & second degree HT block.
Rx of third degree (complete) HT block.
Causes of RBBB.
Causes of LBBB.
S, Sx & Rx of bundle branch blocks.
SVT's arise from the ..... or the ..... junction. Conduction is via the .....-..... system; therefore the QRS shape during tachycardia is usually ..... to that seen during baseline rhythm.
S & Sx of SVT's.
List causes of SVT's.
List causes & Rx of sinus tachycardia.
Explain the conduction pathways in the HT in AVNRT & AVRT.
Mx of SVT's.
S & Sx of AF.
Name the causes of AF.
Clinical classification of AF.
Mx of acute AF (<48hrs).
What are the main goals in Mx chronic AF and outline how this is achieved.
Outline Mx of anticoagulation in acute AF.
Outline Mx of anticoagulation in chronic AF.
What are CI's to warfarin in AF?
What factors does the CHADS2VASc score evaluate?
Mx of atrial flutter.
Why is VT clinically significant?
Mx of VT.
Mx of VF.
