ONE STRIP. THREE CALLS.
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| Measurement | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| PR | — | sec |
| QRS | — | sec |
| QT | — | sec |
| R-R | — | sec |
| Rate | — | /min |
Applied values are kept only while you analyse this strip — loading a new strip clears the table.
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Not submittedRead it the way you would on the monitor. Turn on Calipers, stage each interval in the measurement panel and press Apply \u2014 PR, QRS, QT and R\u2013R (Rate follows from R\u2013R). Then pick the rhythm and submit. Intervals are graded with a little leeway: \u00b140 ms (one small box) or \u00b110% of the true value, whichever is larger; Rate gets \u00b15 bpm. Anything you don't Apply is marked \u201cNot measured\u201d \u2014 it doesn't count against you.
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These open the actual NCLEX bank questions — the answers, gold-standard rationales and open-textbook sources live in the NCLEX Trainer, so what you practise here is the real bank, not a copy.
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Field guide
The recognition clues for every rhythm in the library. Rate, regularity, P waves, intervals, relationship.
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Normal sinus rhythm \u2014 the regular rhythm
Every rhythm in the table below is a variation on this one, so it comes first. This is the strip all the others are compared against: the sinus node fires, the impulse spreads across the atria (the P wave), crosses the AV node on schedule (the PR interval), and races through the ventricles (a narrow QRS) \u2014 beat after identical beat.
- Rate 60\u2013100/min \u2014 and regular: every R\u2013R interval the same.
- One upright P wave before every QRS \u2014 one P : one QRS, every time.
- PR interval 120\u2013200 ms (3\u20135 small boxes), constant on every beat.
- QRS narrow \u2014 under 120 ms (under 3 small boxes).
The strip above is drawn to sit inside every one of those limits. When a practice strip breaks one of them, the broken rule is usually the diagnosis.
Drawn at the standard settings used across this app: paper speed 25 mm/s, calibration 10 mm/mV. Time runs left to right \u2014 count boxes horizontally for intervals (PR, QRS, QT) and vertically for voltage. The PR interval is measured from the start of the P wave to the start of the QRS; the QT interval from the start of the QRS to the end of the T wave.
| Rhythm | Rate | Clues |
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