A B C In the above EKGS, A is normal The EKG in B represents Heart block dropped Damage caused by a heart attack O Tachycardia Bradychardia O Ventricular fibrillation

Mr. Devin Anders is at his Cardiologist Dr. Winters office, he had a medical emergency was hospitalized for 4 days. He had an Acute Myocardial Infraction and needed a Coronary Bypass Surgery. The surgery was done by his Cardiologist. He doing well and his HTN is better controlled. He is having some Angina off an on, for which he is taking Nitro-Gylcerin tabs. His BS are still high and his insulin needed adjusting. He is instructed to f/u with his PCP in a few days. As a coder you may be asked to do the following: From the information given above, I would like you retrieve all possible diagnosis and E/M and CPT

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The pco2 in the aorta is  a 40mmhg b 46mmHg c 100 mmHg

This abnormal ECG indicates: A ventricular fibrillation B premature ventricular contractions (PVCs) C ST-segment elevation D premature atrial contractions (PACS) hahah

A EEF EE D.A. V Membrane Potential (mv) +20 -20 14. Define the term pacemaker potential (=drifting potential) and be able to identify it when given a graph of an action potential in an autorhythmic cell such as the one below. -40 EL T -60 0 sec - ^^ 0.8 sec = 800 msec Time daRbCoDdEe AaBbCcD ABNC ADVE Emphasis Heading 1 I Normal 1.6 sec -1600 msec

About 5% of cases of Hypertension are from unknown origin (idiopathic) O True O False

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The resting EKG of this patient lets us know that the patient has , 0.11 s 0.50 s bradycardia tachycardia 1st degree AV block a healthy heart with no apparent problems

Vascular System 7 Mean arterial pressure (MAP) = %3D a. 2/3 diastolic P + 1/3 systolic P b. 1/3 diastolic P + 2/3 systolic P c. 1/2 diastolic P + 1/2 systolic P d. (diastolic P + systolic P) / 2