The QT interval:
A) is the distance from the onset of the QRS complex until the end of the T wave.
B) measures the duration of ventricular depolarization.
C) is typically the same irrespective of the age, sex, or heart rate.
D) has a normal duration of 0.20 to 0.36 seconds.
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Q4: The PR interval:
A) is normally 0.12 to
Q5: The QRS complex:
A) is larger in appearance
Q6: The pause that follows the QRS complex
Q7: The J point is the:
A) point at
Q8: The T wave:
A) is larger than the
Q10: The typical ECG, representing the normal cardiac
Q11: A calibration mark is:
A) 10 mm tall
Q12: Artifact:
A) is produced by chaotic electrical activity
Q13: An electrical current traveling toward a positive
Q14: The leads arranged on the frontal plane:
A)
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