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Cellular electrophysiologists measure potentials by   measuring the inside of the cell with respect to the outside of the cell  
Electrocardiographers depend on   Surface electrodes  
Measurements are recorded as the ________ between two electodes   Potential difference  
When the depolarizing wave approaches the positive electrode, the deflection is _______   upward  
Fully Depolarized   All positive inside all negative outside  
Repolarization occurs in the _________ direction   opposite  
The last to depolarize is the __________ to repolarize.   first  
Sequence of electrical activation and teh ECG   Endo -> Epi -> Apex -> Base  
Q wave   depolariztion of the sepum  
P wave   depolarization of the atria  
S   Late lateral depolarization of the left base  
ST segment   Full depolarization  
T   repolarization  
U   Late repolariztion of mid cells in myocardium  
QRS   Ventrical depolarization  
PR segment   time between atrial activation and ventricular activation  
If conduction is slowed through the AV node, what happens to the PR interval?   Lengthens  
Bundle Branch Block   Wide QRS  
cardiac ion channelopathies that can lead to long _____________   QT intervals  
Lead I   + left arm - right arm  
Lead II   + Left Leg - Right arm  
Lead III   + left leg - left arm  
aVF   + left foot - Head  
aVR   + right arm  
aVL   + left arm  
Downward deflection of QRS normal in lead   aVR  
Horizontal plane   V1-V6  
Interpretation of ECG   rate rhythm vector in frontal plane hypertorphy infarction  
Rate =   (60s/min) / R-R interval  
Large box =   .2 seconds  
1 Large box   300 bpm  
2 large box   150 bpm  
3 large box   100 bpm  
4 large box   75 bpm  
5 large box   60 bpm  
6 large box   50 bpm  
LAD   I = upward aVF = Downward  
Normal axis   I = upward aVF = upward  
RAD   I = downward aVF = upward  
Extreme RAD/LAD   I = downward aVF = downward  
I   0 degrees  
II   60 degrees  
III   -60 degrees  
avF   90 degrees  
avL   -30 degrees  
avR   -150 degrees  
Quick and easy devation method   1. find isoelectric line 2. find vector that is perpendicular....is it up or down? 3. up is positive vector down is negative vector  
Hypertrophy vector movement   vector moves toward hypertrophy  
infaction vector movement   vector moves away infarction  


   


 

 

 

 

 

 
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