ECG Procedure Review

What is the duration for which an ECG run on lead II is performed when something abnormal appears on the tracing?

• 10 seconds

• 15 seconds

• 20 seconds

• 25 seconds

During an Inspiration Strip procedure, how long is the ECG strip run on lead II with the patient holding their breath?

• 5 seconds

• 10 seconds

• 15 seconds

• 20 seconds

What is another name for Exercise Tolerance Testing?

• Stress test

• Blood test

• MRI scan

• X-ray

What is evaluated during Exercise Tolerance Testing?

• Heart's response during moderate exercise

• Lung capacity

• Blood sugar levels

• Bone density

During Exercise Tolerance Testing, what is performed while evaluating the heart's response?

• 12-lead ECG

• MRI scan

• Blood test

• X-ray

What is the purpose of Exercise Tolerance Testing?

• To measure lung capacity

• To determine likelihood of coronary artery disease (CAD)

• To evaluate kidney function

• To assess liver health

Exercise Tolerance Testing is used to evaluate patients with what kind of risk?

• High risk for developing diabetes

• High risk for developing heart disease

• High risk for developing liver disease

• High risk for developing kidney disease

What is Exercise Tolerance Testing used for?

• To measure lung capacity

• For patients who have cardiac complaints

• To diagnose diabetes

• For evaluating kidney function

What is one of the purposes of Exercise Tolerance Testing?

• To evaluate mental health

• To assess liver function

• Evaluation of rehabilitation following cardiac surgery

• To measure blood sugar levels

What is the nature of Exercise Tolerance Testing?

• Invasive; infrequent blood pressure measurements

• Noninvasive; frequent blood pressure measurements

• Invasive; frequent blood pressure measurements

• Noninvasive; infrequent blood pressure measurements