Question

cavt 1030
chapter 3
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3 the printed ekg
5 the leads that require the ekg machine to increase the voltage so the waves and complexes are visible
6 leads that use only a positive pole and a negative reference point
7 a diagram made by joining three leads at the center
11 sensors that pick up the heart’s electrical activity from various locations on the body
12 an electrocardiographic picture of the heart
13 leads that have a positive and negative pole
14 for the precordial leads we look at current flow in the ______ plane.
15 a diagram made by joining all the frontal leads at the center
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1 the bipolar and augmented leads are also called ______ leads because of their location on the front of the body.
2 lead ii’s qrs complex should be ______.
4 leads located on the chest
8 the space between the ribs
9 einthoven’s ______ is obtained by joining leads i, ii, and iii at the ends.
10 avr’s qrs complex should be ______.

Explanation:

All answers are key terms from electrocardiography (EKG) fundamentals, matching the length of the crossword grid spaces and definitions provided.

Answer:

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1. ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
2. AUGMENTED
3. UNIPOLAR
4. EINTHOVEN'S TRIANGLE
5. ELECTRODES
6. EKG
7. BIPOLAR
8. HORIZONTAL
9. CABRERA'S DIAGRAM

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1. FRONTAL
2. UPRIGHT
3. PRECORDIAL
4. INTERCOSTAL
5. TRIANGLE
6. INVERTED