12 lead Flashcards

1
Q

Lead I is

A

bipolar with the positive electrode at the left arm and the negative electrode at the right arm.

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2
Q

Lead II is

A

positive in the left leg and negative in the right arm.

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3
Q

Lead III is

A

positive in left leg and negative in left arm.

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4
Q

The unipolar augmented leads share:

A

the frontal plane of the heart with the bipolar leads

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5
Q

aVR is

A

positive in the right arm,

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6
Q

aVL is

A

positive in the left arm

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7
Q

aVF is

A

positive in the left leg

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8
Q

chest leads are

A

unipolar and reflect changes in the horizontal plane

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9
Q

Leads V1 and V2 are

A

close the the RV

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10
Q

where is increased voltage from RV hypertrophy seen?

A

V1 and V2

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11
Q

where are septal infarcts seen

A

V1/V2

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12
Q

which leads are close to anterolateral portion of LV

A

V5/V6

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13
Q

where is increased voltage from LV hypertrophy seen?

A

V5/V6

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14
Q

where are changes in anterolateral infarct seen?

A

V5/V6

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15
Q

Normal depolarization of the ventricles goes from

A

right to left and downward from the right arm towards the left leg.

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16
Q

Lead aVR which has its _____ electrode to the upper right (right arm) is _____

A

positive

negative since all forces are away from it leftward and downward.

17
Q

The normal axis ranges from

A

straight downward +90 degrees to leftward slightly above the horizontal +30 degrees.

As seen in the normal 12 lead tracing

18
Q

Left axis deviation (LAD)

A

-30 to -90 degrees

19
Q

Right axis deviation (RAD)

A

+90 to +180 degrees

20
Q

Lead I is perpendicular to

A

+90

21
Q

LEad 2 is perpendicular to

A

-30

22
Q

How do you determine the QRS axis?

A
  1. Normal axis is
    positive in both leads I and II
  2. Left axis is positive in lead I and negative in lead II
  3. Right axis is negative in lead I and positive in lead II
  4. Indeterminate axis is negative in both leads I and II