E-Grams and the Cardiac Output Flashcards
The heart _____ are measured with an _____
Signals, Electrograph
The _____ that is produced from a electrograph is called a _____
Recording, Electrocardiogram
An electrocardiogram can be abbreviated into _____ or _____
ECG, EKG
The first step in recording a _____ is to place a _____ lead on each _____ and _____
Electrocardiogram, Limb, Arm, Leg
The second step in recording an _____ is to place six _____ across the front of the _____
Electrocardiogram, Electrodes, Chest
The six _____, across the _____ of the chest, are _____ leads
Electrodes, Front, Chest
The first _____ wave in an _____ is the _____ wave
Major, Electrocardiogram, P
The ______ wave reflects the _____ signal that begins the _____ effect that eventually makes a heart _____
P, Electrical, Domino, Beat
The second _____ wave in an _____ is the _____ complex
Major, Electrocardiogram, QRS
During the _____ reflected in the QRS ______ the electrical _____ is moving through the _____
Time, Complex, Impulse, Ventricles
The last wave in a _____ is the _____ wave
Electrocardiogram, T
The ______ wave is when the _____ start to _____
T, Ventricles, Relax
The Cardiac output is the _____ of blood _____ by the heart in one _____
Amount, Pumped, Minute
The product of the Heart _____ and the _____ Volume is the Cardiac _____
Rate, Stroke, Output
The heart rate is the _____ of the heart in _____ per ______
Rate, Beats, Minute
An Echocardiogram is an _____ of the _____
Ultrasound, Heart
During an _____, a _____ is placed on the patient’s chest and _____ waves are harmlessly _____ off different parts of the heart
Echocardiogram, Transducer, Sound, Bounced
A transducer is a _____ tool that transfers _____ signals to _____ or brightness or vise versa
Converter, Electrical, Pressure
