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EKG Analysis and Interpretation

Tall, narrow, peaked T waves on an EKG are most commonly associated with which electrolyte imbalance?

ALow potassium (hypokalemia)
BHigh potassium (hyperkalemia)
CHigh calcium (hypercalcemia)
DLow calcium (hypocalcemia)

Not A. Low potassium tends to flatten T waves and make U waves more prominent, the opposite pattern.

B is right. High potassium (hyperkalemia) classically produces tall, narrow, peaked or tented T waves. Because rising potassium can lead to dangerous rhythms, the technician reports this finding promptly.

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EKG Acquisition

Which two leads are known as the septal leads?

AV1 and V2
BV5 and V6
CII and aVF
DI and aVL

A is right. V1 and V2 sit on either side of the sternum, close to the wall between the ventricles, so they view the septal area of the heart.

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EKG Analysis and Interpretation

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EKG Acquisition1,283 questions9 lessons
Safety, Compliance, and Coordinated Patient Care1,085 questions8 lessons
EKG Analysis and Interpretation947 questions7 lessons

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How long is the EKG exam?

120 questions, 100 of them scored, in 2 hours. Source: NHA CET test plan and NHA candidate handbook.

What does the EKG exam cover?

Safety, compliance and coordinated patient care, EKG acquisition, EKG analysis and interpretation. Source: NHA CET test plan and NHA candidate handbook.

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Scaled score of 390 on a 200 to 500 scale. Source: NHA CET test plan and NHA candidate handbook.

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