12 lead Flashcards
Lead I is
bipolar with the positive electrode at the left arm and the negative electrode at the right arm.
Lead II is
positive in the left leg and negative in the right arm.
Lead III is
positive in left leg and negative in left arm.
The unipolar augmented leads share:
the frontal plane of the heart with the bipolar leads
aVR is
positive in the right arm,
aVL is
positive in the left arm
aVF is
positive in the left leg
chest leads are
unipolar and reflect changes in the horizontal plane
Leads V1 and V2 are
close the the RV
where is increased voltage from RV hypertrophy seen?
V1 and V2
where are septal infarcts seen
V1/V2
which leads are close to anterolateral portion of LV
V5/V6
where is increased voltage from LV hypertrophy seen?
V5/V6
where are changes in anterolateral infarct seen?
V5/V6
Normal depolarization of the ventricles goes from
right to left and downward from the right arm towards the left leg.