SASSY orc ncaa casa gun ec) Accelerated idioventricular rhythm (AIVR) is a ventricular rhythm occuring at a rate between 41-100 / Teen eeu eae ee eae muscu ee end what is considered a tachycardia (+100 / minute). Enhanced automaticity - possibly due to hypoxia or abundant sympathetic stimulation - increases rate of ventricular electrical impulses. Note that this rhythm is often unstable and can move quickly to either asystole or ventricular tachycardia (VT). a. Key features of this rhythm include a rate between 60 Sareea ee uae Ceuta Ce Leesa cecckure Cree uaePea nn Agonal rhythm - typically an extreme ventricular bradycardia -is considered an end stage cardiac thythm with asystole quickly ensuing. The QRS complexes tend to be very wide and flattened. The oot rece ne Avnlrwnlinalinrbinnkiwslinrnnbudbannkrnnan Atrial Flutter Atrial flutter results from the development of a reentry circuit within the atria generating a loop th: Cee ue eRe PAT eS ae, Cee Cnuey at ay second (rate = 150, called a2:1 response) or every fourth impulse(rate = 75, called a 4:1 response) through to the ventricles. Atrial flutter is readily identified by the sawtooth baseline.nadaches bocca rabsobelrbemcdadadanrckrcbaoae Atrial Fibrillation Atrial fibrillation is a chaotic rhythm with recognizable QRS complexes. The chaotic rhythm pattern pee ee eo ee ea eR eee ee eed fibrillatory waves - is quickly seen. Note: 1) atrial kick is lost here; and 2) the risk of thrombus formation is particularly significant after 48 hours. Idioventricular Rhythm (IVR) Tent aa eee a CR LE UG eC OM en eu Pea eu ete ae ue en eu ee ene ey that is offen not sufficient to sustain an adequate cardiac output.