Questions in this topic

1. Can tachycardia go away by itself?
2. What is adenosine used for in an emergency?
3. What is considered a peaked T wave?
4. What is meant by ventricular repolarization?
5. What is the 0 10 pain scale called?
6. What is the 1/10 pain scale called?
7. What is the drug of choice for ventricular tachycardia?
8. What is the Pqrst wave?
9. What is the treatment for wide complex tachycardia?
10. What triggers tachycardia?
11. What would cause an inverted T wave?
12. When should you not take adenosine?
13. Where does ventricular repolarization occur?
14. Why are Q and S waves negative?
15. Why is adenosine contraindicated in sick sinus syndrome?
16. What is a wide QRS called?
17. What happens during ventricular repolarization?
18. Can you feel clogged arteries in your neck?
19. Does adenosine actually stop the heart?
20. How long does tachycardia last?
21. How long does ventricular tachycardia last?
22. What causes peaked T wave?
23. What causes peaked T waves?
24. What causes wide complex tachycardia?
25. What does a prolonged QRS interval mean?
26. What does a tall T wave mean?
27. What does a widened QRS complex indicate?
28. What does an elevated T wave on EKG mean?
29. What does inverted T waves indicate?
30. What does Pqrst stand for?
31. What drug do you give for tachycardia?
32. Why is my T wave so high?