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RR- Accelerometer

Accessed from parameters; modes/rates

•Rate profile Optimization:  on/off 

  (allows you to optimise rate response settings)

•Lower Rate:   e.g., 60 ppm

•ADL Rate (activities of daily living rate- moderate exercise rate):  e.g., 95-115 ppm

•Upper Sensor Rate:  100% max predicted HR = 220- age x 0.85-0.9

•ADL Response:    1-5 (1= inactive lifestyle; 5= very active) (3)

•Exertion Response:  1-5 (1= inactive lifestyle; 5= very active) (3)

•Activity Threshold:  low, medium/low, medium, medium/high, high

•Activity Acceleration:  15, 30, 60 seconds  (time taken to respond)

•Activity Deceleration:  exercise, 2.5, 5, 10 min (exercise: deceleration time depends on duration and intensity of exercise)

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RR- AV delay

Accessed from parameters; intrinsic activation; AV therapies and AV intervals

•Rate adaptive AV delay  on   off

•Start Rate (bpm)  50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, …175

•Stop rate    55, 60, 65, …120, …180 bpm

•Maximum Offset  -10, -20, -30, -40, …-300 ms

•Max offset = how short the

AV delay can go (e.g., PAV delay of 150ms won’t go shorted than 110ms with a max offset of -40ms.

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RR- PVARP

Accessed from parameters; refractory/blanking

•PVARP (auto)  auto, 250ms, etc

•minimum PVARP   (nominal-250ms)   (only when PVARP auto)

•Works by attempting to keep the 2:1 block rate >30 bpm above the mean atrial rate. 

•Auto PVARP allows 1:1 tracking

  of atrial events up to 30 bpm

  above the heart rate or 100

  bpm, whichever is greater

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