Across
- 3. The wire which carries away the leakage current
- 4. A thick looking artifact on the EKG paper
- 5. The filtering out of extraneous noise and artifact for a smoother EKG recording
- 10. An instrument that magnifies signals
- 13. Applied to the skin, this helps the electrodes to pick up the impulses
- 14. A quick check of this is the best way to determine whether an abnormal rhythm is real or artifact
- 15. A type of tachycardia artifact
- 17. Controls the speed of the EKG paper printout
- 19. A small electrical current that escapes a device's insulation
- 21. A low voltage electrical shock caused by a device such as a pacemaker
Down
- 1. The millimeters per second that is considered the normal speed for the EKG paper printout
- 2. Can be caused by problems with the wires or by loose electrode patches or cables
- 6. This converts an analog signal to a digital signal so that the EKG can be recorded on paper
- 7. An artifact caused by tremors or shaking wires
- 8. Occurs on the monitor during chest compressions
- 9. Determining and alleviating the artifact on the EKG
- 11. A high voltage electrical shock caused by improper grounding of electrical equipment
- 12. A potential result of macro or microshocks
- 16. A cardiac arrest alert
- 18. Artifact in which the baseline moves up and down the EKG paper
- 20. Controls the height of EKG waves and complexes
