Lead I connects to which limb
Right arm and Left arm
Precordial leads are located on the?
Chest
AVR has a positive pole on the ?
Right arm
In which lead should the tallest QRS complex be seen?
Lead II
The QRS complex should be tallest in which Lead?
V6
If Lead II's complex is positive, the hearts current is travelling toward the?
Right leg
In which lead should the QRS complex be negative?
AVR
An impulse that travels away from the positive electrode will write a(n) ______ on the EKG.
Negative QRS complex
Einthoven" triangle is formed by joining which leads at there ends?
I,II,III
AVL has it"s positive pole on the?
Left arm
V1 through V6 are the ?
Precordial leads
Einthovens law states that?
Lead I +Lead III= Lead II
AVF's negative reference point is formed by finding the midway point between which limbs?
Right arm and Left arm
Which of the following is not a bipolar lead?
AVF
Lead II connects which limbs?
Right arm and Left leg
Leads III connects which limbs?
Left arm and Left leg
AVF
Augmented lead
In the precordial leeads V1"s QRS complex should be?
Primarily negative deflection
Which leads are precordial leads?
V1,V5,V6
Where is V1 electrode located?
4th intercostal space, right sternal border (RSB)
Joining leads I,II,III at there ends produce?
Einthovens Triangle
Augmented leads are?
Leads in which the machine must increase the voltage
If lead AVR's QRS is positive, the hearts current would be traveling toward the?
Right arm
The bipolar lead formed by joining the right arm and left leg is?
Lead III
Bipolar leads
Have a positive and negative pole