Sinus Bradycardia ECG/EKG Interpretation, Causes, Treatment, Nursing NCLEX Review Cardiac

Sinus bradycardia ECG/EKG interpretation, causes, treatment, nursing interventions, and more in this cardiac heart rhythms NCLEX review.

Sinus bradycardia is a type of sinus heart rhythm with a slow rate that is typically less than 60 beats per minute (bpm).

In this lecture, you'll learn how to analyze an ECG strip to determine whether sinus bradycardia is present. Specifically, you'll analyze the P wave, QRS complex, T wave, PR interval, QT interval, ST segment, and so on.

You'll also learn the nurse's role when dealing with a patient with sinus bradycardia, such as medications that are commonly used, assessments to perform, and more.

Learning the causes for sinus bradycardia is also important, and some examples can be due to sick sinus syndrome, old age, hyperkalemia, and many more.

Pacemakers are sometimes used in patients with sinus bradycardia, as well as other interventions.


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Thank you! I had dizzy spells and was just diagnosed with Sinus bradycardia with IVCD and you helped me understand.

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[starman]

I’ve had Afib back in July and was hospitalized overnight and when I was prescribed Atenolol, it caused me to have sinus bradycardia and my cardiologist prescribed me MulTaq which prevents Afib and keeps my heart at a normal rhythm. By the way my Apple Watch has an EKG on it and I use it every once in a while to make sure my heart is not out of rhythm.

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I've been threatened to put a pace maker in. Your description is helping me to understand what is going on with me. I think vagus nerve is the culprit of my bradycardia

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One of our family member aged between 85-90...collapsed.... We took her to hospital where pulse came 28....cpr given at home and again in Kept on temporary pacemaker for 2-3 days... Oxygen levels were also low upto 88....now she recovered.... Since 1 month she z fine.... Doctor said it was a complete heart block.... I want to know... Can it be repeated again in future.... Or what is the frequency.??

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Can blood pressure meds make the heart beat slow?

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So i did a EKG and all came back fine. But i know on my smart watch i noticed my bpm went down to 42 at night. Is that normal?

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I have sinus bradyardythmia, should I be concerned? 😢