Public Safety Training Facility

Monroe Community College
Rochester, New York

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	1. ST Elevation in leads II, III, and aVF make you think of? Anterior AMI Inferior AMI Septal AMI Apical AMI
	2. Upon diagnosing the above, the next task is to? Acquire lead MCL1 Acquire ABGs Acquire limb leads Acquire right sided leads
	3. Which of the following would make you suspect pericarditis on the 12 lead ekg? Diffuse ST depression Significant Q waves Diffuse ST elevations throught 12 lead PR segment elevation
	4. Which of the following ST segments is considered abnormal? Lead I 0.5 mm depressed Lead V1 2 mm elevated Lead aVR isoelectric Lead V2 1 mm elevated
	5. Which of the following leads are bipolar? V1,V3 aVR, aVL, aVF I, aVF I, II, III
	6. When considering lead placement, where is the V1 electrode placed? 3rd ICS AAL 4th ICS R Sternal Border 5th ICS R Sternal Border 5th ICS L Sternal Border
	7. Which of the following EKG findings makes diagnosing AMI more specific? ST elevations and... flipped p waves reciprocal changes left bundle branch block Tombstones
	8. Which of the following is a contra-indication to lytic therapy during AMI: Age over 70 CVA two years ago BP currently 230/100 History of gastric ulcer
	9. ST segment elevation during chest pain that resolves when the pain stops makes you think of? Angina Pectoris Unstable angina Variant angina Preinfarction angina
	10. A QRS axis of -45 degrees would be: LAD Normal RAD ERAD (no-mans-land)