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    This document discusses different heart rhythms including tachycardi, bradycardi, and normal sinus rhythm. It explains that sinus bradycardia has a heart rate below 60 bpm but is otherwise normal, with the sinus node still acting as the pacemaker. It provides a practice EKG strip of sinus bradycardia and the answers for analyzing it using the five steps of rhythm analysis: regular rhythm, rate of 56 bpm, upright and uniform P waves, PR interval of 0.18 sec, QRS of 0.10 sec, and an interpretation of sinus bradycardia.

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    This document discusses different heart rhythms including tachycardi, bradycardi, and normal sinus rhythm. It explains that sinus bradycardia has a heart rate below 60 bpm but is otherwise normal, with the sinus node still acting as the pacemaker. It provides a practice EKG strip of sinus bradycardia and the answers for analyzing it using the five steps of rhythm analysis: regular rhythm, rate of 56 bpm, upright and uniform P waves, PR interval of 0.18 sec, QRS of 0.10 sec, and an interpretation of sinus bradycardia.

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    Takikardi

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    This document discusses different heart rhythms including tachycardi, bradycardi, and normal sinus rhythm. It explains that sinus bradycardia has a heart rate below 60 bpm but is otherwise normal, with the sinus node still acting as the pacemaker. It provides a practice EKG strip of sinus bradycardia and the answers for analyzing it using the five steps of rhythm analysis: regular rhythm, rate of 56 bpm, upright and uniform P waves, PR interval of 0.18 sec, QRS of 0.10 sec, and an interpretation of sinus bradycardia.

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    o Rhythms are often named according to the origin of the electrical activity in
    the heart or the structure where the problem is occurring.
    o Sinus Rhythms are aptly named due to the locus of stimulation being the SA
    (sinoatrial) node.
    o With Sinus Bradycardia the locus of stimulation is the same as normal sinus
    rhythm, just now the rate will be less than 60 bpm. Recall that “brady” means
    slow.
    o The only difference between sinus bradycardia and normal sinus rhythm is the
    rate. All other steps in the rhythm analysis are “normal”.

    Practice Strip
    Sinus Bradycardia - Practice Strip

    o Analyze this tracing using the five steps of rhythm analysis.


    o Compare your answers with the answers on the next slide.

    Answers
    Practice Strip - Answers

    o Rhythm: Regular
    o Rate: 56 (27 small boxes)
    o P wave: Upright and Uniform
    o PR interval: 0.18 sec
    o QRS: 0.10 sec
    o Interpretation: Sinus Bradycardia

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