aVL has its positive pole on the
left arm
aVF is an
augmented lead
An impulse that travels away from a positive electrode, will write a _______ on the EKG
negative QRS
The QRS complex should be positive in which of the following leads
V6
The difference between unipolar & bipolar leads is that ______ involves two limbs
bipolar
A lead is an electrocardiographic ________
picture of the heart
Lead III connects which limbs
left arm & left leg
Which of the following is not a precordial lead
aVR
Einthoven's triangle connects
leads I, II, III
v1 is located
forth intercostal space, right sternal border
Lead aVR's positive electrode is on
the right arm
V6's QRS complex should be
mostly positive
Normal current of the heart travels top to bottom, and _________
right to left
True or false. The normal QRS deflection in lead iii should be negative
false
True or False. Einthoven's triangle is formed by connecting leads I, II, III at the ends
true
True or false. A positive QRS complex is written by an impulse that travels toward the positive electrode
true
True or False. The tallest QRS complex should be in lead II
true
True or false. The electrode on the right left is the ground electrode and has nothing to do with the EKG
true
True or false. The precordial leads are placed on the arms and legs
false