Across
- 4. Represents time between ventricular depolarization and repolarization
- 7. Primary electrolytes responsible for electrical difference across the RMP include Sodium, calcium and ________
- 10. Is usally flat and not seen
- 13. Under ________ conditions, tracings have very predictable directions, durations, and amplitudes
- 15. Trigger for myocardial contraction
- 16. state When the heart is relaxed is said to me in a _______ state
- 17. Ability of cardiac muscle fibers to shorten and contract in response to electrical stimulus
- 19. _______ leads which have two electrodes one is negative and one is positive
- 20. Node that fires between 60-100 times/minute
- 21. is the electrode placed at between the 4th and 5th intercostal space on the right of the sternum
- 22. specialized pacemaker cells located in the SA node
- 23. Represents ventricular repolarization, rest, and recovery
- 26. The number of small squares that equal 3 seconds
Down
- 1. The ________ square on the ECG paper is equal to 0.20 second
- 2. Period of time when cells cannot respond to stimulus
- 3. A standard 12 lead ECG has _______ electrodes
- 5. How many precordial (chest) leads
- 6. The ________ square on the ECG paper is equal to 0.04 sec
- 8. How many limb electrodes are used
- 9. The QRS complex represents the ___________ depolarization
- 11. Normal cycle of electrical activity in heart begins with _______ depolarization
- 12. Ability of heart cells to transmit electrical current from cell to cell throughout entire conductive system
- 14. Period of time when cells are ready to respond to stimulus in normal fasion
- 18. _______ is plotted on the horizontal line of the ECG paper
- 22. _________ is plotted on the vertical line of the ECG paper
- 24. Graphic representation of electrical activity of heart’s conductive system recorded over period of time
- 25. Potentials Heart contracts by generating and propagating _________
