Chap 9 Intro To The 12 Lead ECG Flashcards

0
Q

Only ____ seconds of sampling time is required to record all 12 leads

A

10

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The 12 lead ECG provides a ____ second view of each lead

A

2.5

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2
Q

In adults, the normal QRS axis is considered to be between ___ +90° in the frontal plane

A

-30

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3
Q

Leads _____ a VF divide the heart into four quadrants

A

I

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4
Q

In this phase of infarction, ST segment elevation may develop, indicating myocardial injury in progress

A

Early acute

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5
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In this phase of infarction, you may see the presence of T-wave inversion

A

Fully evolved

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6
Q

Leads II and III are ____ leads

A

Inferior

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7
Q

Leads V5 & V6 are _____ leads

A

Lateral

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8
Q

Leads V1 & V2 are _____ leads

A

Septum

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9
Q

I the standard 12-lead ECG, leads II, III, and aVF “look” at tissue supplied by the:

A

Right coronary artery

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