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EKG & Cardio

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show artifact  
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show electrocardiograph  
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show amplitude  
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Recording of electrical current involving both a positive and negative pole   show
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show unipolar  
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A unipolar recording that requires assisting in magnifying the tracing by drawing from other poles is:   show
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show precordial  
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this is the first wave in the cardiac cycle representing atria depolarization   show
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Asystole: contraction   show
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show QRS wave  
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show Repolarization  
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the third wave in the cardiac cycle representing ventricular repolarization   show
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A collection of fibers that conduct the electrical impulses from the AV node to the ventricular septum is:   show
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show Purkinje fibers  
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show P R interval  
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show QT interval  
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show electrocardiography  
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show standardization  
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show somatic tremor  
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show alternating current AC interference  
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show wandering baseline  
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show interrupted baseline  
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Also known as dysrhythmia: a change from a normal EKG rhythm:   show
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show sinoatrial node, SA Node  
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An upward curvature of waves in an EKG tracing is:   show
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A downward curvature of waves in an EKG tracing is:   show
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show Atrioventricular node, AV node  
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show ambulatory monitoring  
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The wall muscle is called the   show
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The right side of the heart carries:   show
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show atrium, atria  
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The bottom chambers of the heart are called   show
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show endocardium, myocardium, epicardium  
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show coronary, pulmonary, systemic  
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Where does gas exchange take place   show
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What do veins have that arteries do not have?   show
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show pulse  
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show it forms a hematoma  
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show median cubital  
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________ is located on the outer side of the arm yet harder to palpate   show
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show basilic vein  
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show erythrocytes  
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show diapedesis  
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show phagocytosis  
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show T lymphocytes, B lymphocytes, and natural killer (NK) cells  
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show polymorphonuclear  
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show mononuclear  
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________ Cells have 3-4 lobes, neutral staining, tan, lavender, or pink,60-70%, and engulf bacteria   show
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show Eosinophils  
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show Basophils  
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show Monocytes  
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_______ have round nucleus with a minimum amount of cytoplasm, may be B, T, or NK cells, 20-30%, increase with viral infections   show
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Another name for platelets   show
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Liquid portion of whole blood   show
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show serum  
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