Question 1

The bipolar leads are attached to which parts of the body?

Accepted Answer

A)  upper left and right sides of the chest 
B)  upper outer thighs and inner lower forearms 
C)  upper outer arms and inner lower calves 
D)  upper inner arms and outer lower calves 
A)  upper left and right sides of the chest 
B)  upper outer thighs and inner lower forearms 
C)  upper outer arms and inner lower calves 
D)  upper inner arms and outer lower calves

Question 2

Ventricular fibrillation is seen in patients with:

Accepted Answer

A)  lung disease 
B)  cardiac disease 
C)  liver disease 
D)  colon cancer 
A)  lung disease 
B)  cardiac disease 
C)  liver disease 
D)  colon cancer

Question 3

Match each term with its definition.
-Caused by electrical activity

Accepted Answer

A) somatic tremor 
B) AC interference 
C) interrupted baseline 
D) arrhythmia 
E) sinus bradycardia
F)tachycardia
G)Holter monitor
H)ECG stress test
I)echocardiography
J)defibrillator 
A) somatic tremor 
B) AC interference 
C) interrupted baseline 
D) arrhythmia 
E) sinus bradycardia
F)tachycardia
G)Holter monitor
H)ECG stress test
I)echocardiography
J)defibrillator

Question 4

The first part of the cardiac cycle is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  atrial repolarization 
B)  ventricular repolarization 
C)  atrial depolarization 
D)  ventricular depolarization 
A)  atrial repolarization 
B)  ventricular repolarization 
C)  atrial depolarization 
D)  ventricular depolarization

Question 5

​Match the color code of the ECG electrode (body and insert).
-​body black / insert gray

Accepted Answer

A) ​RL 
B) ​LL 
C) ​RA 
D) ​LA 
A) ​RL 
B) ​LL 
C) ​RA 
D) ​LA

Question 6

Match each term with its definition.
-Any movement of the patient during the ECG may cause this on the tracing

Accepted Answer

A) electrocardiogram 
B) sinoatrial (S
A) node 
C) Purkinje fibers 
D) repolarization 
E) obesity
F)electrodes
G)amplifier
H)galvanometer
I)stylus
J)dot matrix paper
K)augmented
L)interference 
A) electrocardiogram 
B) sinoatrial (S
A) node 
C) Purkinje fibers 
D) repolarization 
E) obesity
F)electrodes
G)amplifier
H)galvanometer
I)stylus
J)dot matrix paper
K)augmented
L)interference

Question 7

​Match the lead with the anatomical position of the chest or precordial leads.
-​Fifth intercostal space on left midclavicular line

Accepted Answer

A) ​V1 
B) ​V2 
C) ​V3 
D) ​V4 
E) ​V5
F)​V6 
A) ​V1 
B) ​V2 
C) ​V3 
D) ​V4 
E) ​V5
F)​V6

Question 8

Match each term with its definition.
-Procedure frequently used in the diagnosis of heart disease and dysfunction

Accepted Answer

A) electrocardiogram 
B) sinoatrial (S
A) node 
C) Purkinje fibers 
D) repolarization 
E) obesity
F)electrodes
G)amplifier
H)galvanometer
I)stylus
J)dot matrix paper
K)augmented
L)interference 
A) electrocardiogram 
B) sinoatrial (S
A) node 
C) Purkinje fibers 
D) repolarization 
E) obesity
F)electrodes
G)amplifier
H)galvanometer
I)stylus
J)dot matrix paper
K)augmented
L)interference

Question 9

Match each term with its definition.
-Heart rate of less than 60 BPM

Accepted Answer

A) somatic tremor 
B) AC interference 
C) interrupted baseline 
D) arrhythmia 
E) sinus bradycardia
F)tachycardia
G)Holter monitor
H)ECG stress test
I)echocardiography
J)defibrillator 
A) somatic tremor 
B) AC interference 
C) interrupted baseline 
D) arrhythmia 
E) sinus bradycardia
F)tachycardia
G)Holter monitor
H)ECG stress test
I)echocardiography
J)defibrillator

Question 10

Match each term to its definition.
-​A measure of electromotive force

Accepted Answer

A) ​artifacts 
B) ​atrial depolarization 
C) ​cardiology 
D) ​countershock 
E) ​current
F)echoes​
G)​impulse
H)​intermittent
I)​interpretive
J)​interval
K)​limbs
L)​mechanical
M)​multichannel
N)​precordial
O)​reliable
P)​sedentary
Q)​segment
R)​simultaneous
S)​standardization
T)​trace
U)​voltage 
A) ​artifacts 
B) ​atrial depolarization 
C) ​cardiology 
D) ​countershock 
E) ​current
F)echoes​
G)​impulse
H)​intermittent
I)​interpretive
J)​interval
K)​limbs
L)​mechanical
M)​multichannel
N)​precordial
O)​reliable
P)​sedentary
Q)​segment
R)​simultaneous
S)​standardization
T)​trace
U)​voltage

Question 11

Match each term with its definition.
-An irregularity in the heart's rhythm

Accepted Answer

A) somatic tremor 
B) AC interference 
C) interrupted baseline 
D) arrhythmia 
E) sinus bradycardia
F)tachycardia
G)Holter monitor
H)ECG stress test
I)echocardiography
J)defibrillator 
A) somatic tremor 
B) AC interference 
C) interrupted baseline 
D) arrhythmia 
E) sinus bradycardia
F)tachycardia
G)Holter monitor
H)ECG stress test
I)echocardiography
J)defibrillator

Question 12

​Match the lead arrangement with the electrodes connected for an ECG with the description provided.
-​LL and RA

Accepted Answer

A) lead I 
B) lead II 
C) lead III 
D) ​aVR 
E) ​aVL
F)​aVF 
A) lead I 
B) lead II 
C) lead III 
D) ​aVR 
E) ​aVL
F)​aVF

Question 13

​Match the lead arrangement with the electrodes connected for an ECG with the description provided.
-​RA and (LA-LL)

Accepted Answer

A) lead I 
B) lead II 
C) lead III 
D) ​aVR 
E) ​aVL
F)​aVF 
A) lead I 
B) lead II 
C) lead III 
D) ​aVR 
E) ​aVL
F)​aVF

Question 14

​Match the color code of the ECG electrode (body and insert).
-​body red / insert red

Accepted Answer

A) ​RL 
B) ​LL 
C) ​RA 
D) ​LA 
A) ​RL 
B) ​LL 
C) ​RA 
D) ​LA

Question 15

Match each term to its definition.
-​The study of the heart and its diseases

Accepted Answer

A) ​artifacts 
B) ​atrial depolarization 
C) ​cardiology 
D) ​countershock 
E) ​current
F)echoes​
G)​impulse
H)​intermittent
I)​interpretive
J)​interval
K)​limbs
L)​mechanical
M)​multichannel
N)​precordial
O)​reliable
P)​sedentary
Q)​segment
R)​simultaneous
S)​standardization
T)​trace
U)​voltage 
A) ​artifacts 
B) ​atrial depolarization 
C) ​cardiology 
D) ​countershock 
E) ​current
F)echoes​
G)​impulse
H)​intermittent
I)​interpretive
J)​interval
K)​limbs
L)​mechanical
M)​multichannel
N)​precordial
O)​reliable
P)​sedentary
Q)​segment
R)​simultaneous
S)​standardization
T)​trace
U)​voltage

Question 16

​Match the lead with the anatomical position of the chest or precordial leads.
-​Fourth intercostal space at right margin of sternum

Accepted Answer

A) ​V1 
B) ​V2 
C) ​V3 
D) ​V4 
E) ​V5
F)​V6 
A) ​V1 
B) ​V2 
C) ​V3 
D) ​V4 
E) ​V5
F)​V6

Question 17

Match each term with its definition.
-Makes tracings easy to read and copy because they are clear and legible and standardized,creating a universal reading process for all providers

Accepted Answer

A) electrocardiogram 
B) sinoatrial (S
A) node 
C) Purkinje fibers 
D) repolarization 
E) obesity
F)electrodes
G)amplifier
H)galvanometer
I)stylus
J)dot matrix paper
K)augmented
L)interference 
A) electrocardiogram 
B) sinoatrial (S
A) node 
C) Purkinje fibers 
D) repolarization 
E) obesity
F)electrodes
G)amplifier
H)galvanometer
I)stylus
J)dot matrix paper
K)augmented
L)interference

Question 18

​Match the lead arrangement with the electrodes connected for an ECG with the description provided.
-​LL and LA

Accepted Answer

A) lead I 
B) lead II 
C) lead III 
D) ​aVR 
E) ​aVL
F)​aVF 
A) lead I 
B) lead II 
C) lead III 
D) ​aVR 
E) ​aVL
F)​aVF

Question 19

​Match the lead with the anatomical position of the chest or precordial leads.
-​Midway between V2 and V4

Accepted Answer

A) ​V1 
B) ​V2 
C) ​V3 
D) ​V4 
E) ​V5
F)​V6 
A) ​V1 
B) ​V2 
C) ​V3 
D) ​V4 
E) ​V5
F)​V6

Question 20

Match each term to its definition.
-​Occurring at the same time

Accepted Answer

A) ​artifacts 
B) ​atrial depolarization 
C) ​cardiology 
D) ​countershock 
E) ​current
F)echoes​
G)​impulse
H)​intermittent
I)​interpretive
J)​interval
K)​limbs
L)​mechanical
M)​multichannel
N)​precordial
O)​reliable
P)​sedentary
Q)​segment
R)​simultaneous
S)​standardization
T)​trace
U)​voltage 
A) ​artifacts 
B) ​atrial depolarization 
C) ​cardiology 
D) ​countershock 
E) ​current
F)echoes​
G)​impulse
H)​intermittent
I)​interpretive
J)​interval
K)​limbs
L)​mechanical
M)​multichannel
N)​precordial
O)​reliable
P)​sedentary
Q)​segment
R)​simultaneous
S)​standardization
T)​trace
U)​voltage

Exam 47: Cardiology Procedures

The bipolar leads are attached to which parts of the body?

Ventricular fibrillation is seen in patients with:

Match each term with its definition. -Caused by electrical activity

The first part of the cardiac cycle is called:

​Match the color code of the ECG electrode (body and insert). -​body black / insert gray

Match each term with its definition. -Any movement of the patient during the ECG may cause this on the tracing

​Match the lead with the anatomical position of the chest or precordial leads. -​Fifth intercostal space on left midclavicular line

Match each term with its definition. -Procedure frequently used in the diagnosis of heart disease and dysfunction

Match each term with its definition. -Heart rate of less than 60 BPM

Match each term to its definition. -​A measure of electromotive force

Match each term with its definition. -An irregularity in the heart's rhythm

​Match the lead arrangement with the electrodes connected for an ECG with the description provided. -​LL and RA

​Match the lead arrangement with the electrodes connected for an ECG with the description provided. -​RA and (LA-LL)

​Match the color code of the ECG electrode (body and insert). -​body red / insert red

Match each term to its definition. -​The study of the heart and its diseases

​Match the lead with the anatomical position of the chest or precordial leads. -​Fourth intercostal space at right margin of sternum

Match each term with its definition. -Makes tracings easy to read and copy because they are clear and legible and standardized,creating a universal reading process for all providers

​Match the lead arrangement with the electrodes connected for an ECG with the description provided. -​LL and LA

​Match the lead with the anatomical position of the chest or precordial leads. -​Midway between V2 and V4

Match each term to its definition. -​Occurring at the same time

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Match the color code of the ECG electrode (body and insert). -body black / insert gray

Match the lead with the anatomical position of the chest or precordial leads. -Fifth intercostal space on left midclavicular line

Match each term to its definition. -A measure of electromotive force

Match the lead arrangement with the electrodes connected for an ECG with the description provided. -LL and RA

Match the lead arrangement with the electrodes connected for an ECG with the description provided. -RA and (LA-LL)

Match the color code of the ECG electrode (body and insert). -body red / insert red

Match each term to its definition. -The study of the heart and its diseases

Match the lead with the anatomical position of the chest or precordial leads. -Fourth intercostal space at right margin of sternum

Match the lead arrangement with the electrodes connected for an ECG with the description provided. -LL and LA

Match the lead with the anatomical position of the chest or precordial leads. -Midway between V2 and V4

Match each term to its definition. -Occurring at the same time