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a) Before running EKG

b) Before and After running EKG

c) After running EKG

d) Both A and B are correct

a) A rage of 60-100 beats per minute

b) Each complex is complete and normal in appearance

c) There are spikes in between the R-R complexes

d) Both A and B are correct

a) The heart rate is over 100 beats per minute

b) The heart rate is below 60 beats per minute

c) The heart rate is over 300 beats per minute

d) The heart rate is less than 5 beats per minute

a) Changes in breathing

b) A blocked bundle branch

c) Hearts beats generated that occur outside the atria

d) Death of the patient

a) A heart rate of 20-40 beats per minute

b) A heart rate of 300 or more beats per minute

c) A flat line, associated with death

d) A rate of 100-250 beats per minute

a) That the generating of the heartbeat begins in the right atrium

b) That the EKG has squiggly worm like shapes on it

c) The firing of the stimulus to generate the heartbeat does not occur in the SA node

d) None of the above

a) valve pin

b) Ligaments

c) Elastic Fibers

d) Chordate tendineae

a) The sound of faculty action when the valves of the heart close

b) A closure of one or more arteries

c) The heart muscle when it contracts

d) A leakage of blood on its way to the lungs