Question 1
Which type of heart block is described as 'Prolonged PR interval but QRS always follows the P wave'?
Question 2
Which heart block is associated with a consistent PR interval that is prolonged?
Question 3
Which heart block involves the phrase "Beat independently"?
Question 4
Which part of the heart's conduction system is responsible for setting the heart rate?
Question 5
Which type of heart block is characterized by a 'constant PR interval with random QRS drops'?
Question 6
What action potentials maintain ventricular activity in a complete heart block?
Question 7
What mnemonic is used to identify a first-degree heart block?
Question 8
Which heart block has a repeating cycle after a dropped beat with progressively lengthening PR intervals?
Question 9
Where does a second-degree heart block Mobitz Type 2 typically occur?
Question 10
In which specific heart block do the atria and ventricles beat independently?
Question 11
What is a significant difference between Mobitz Type 1 and Mobitz Type 2 blocks?
Question 12
If the PR interval gets longer and then a QRS drop occurs, what is this indicative of?
Question 13
Which anatomical structures transmit the electrical impulse from the AV node to the ventricles?
Question 14
What is the characteristic ECG pattern for a first-degree heart block?
Question 15
What rhythmic pattern characterizes a third-degree heart block?