Waves that travel and seen on a horizontal axis (width)?

Over left 5th intercostal space on the left mid-axillary line (on the left side)?

Defined as an equilateral triangle that is used as a model of standard limb lead used to record electrocardiogram.

An EKG may diagnose all of the following EXCEPT:

What are complications of an EKG?

Patients are outfitted with this device that sends signals to the monitors which gives a heart rhythm that is read by the cardiac monitor technician?

Patient will wear for 24 hours and return the next day or more as recommended by the Practitioner?

All of the following are reasons an Exercise Stress Test is performed EXCEPT:

The graphical representation of electrical activities of the heart.

All of the following is how an EKG works EXCEPT:

Depolarization and repolarization are electrical activities which cause muscular activity.

The return of the ions to their previous resting state, which corresponds with relaxation of the myocardial muscle

Below the Isoelectric Line is a positive wave.

The movement of ions across the cell membrane through sodium, potassium and calcium channels, is the drive that causes contraction of the cardiac cells/muscle, moves as a wave through the heart

Atrial depolarization begins

Contractions of the ventricles

Over left 5th intercostal space on then left anterior axillary line (on the left side)

Active vector left leg or foot

Generated by connecting left arm and left leg

Over left 5th intercostal space on the mid-clavicular line (on the left side)

All of the following are types of EKG EXCEPT:

An EKG may diagnose the size of the ventricles.

Generated by connecting right arm and left leg

Ventricular depolarization complete

A reading above the isoelectric line is known as a ___________ wave