In which lead should the tallest QRS complex be seen?
A) Lead I
B) Lead II
C) Lead III
D) AVF
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Q14: Bipolar leads
A)Have a positive pole and a
Q15: Which of the following is NOT a
Q15: AVF's negative reference point is formed by
Q16: V1 through V6 are the
A)Bipolar leads.
B)Frontal leads.
C)Augmented
Q17: Einthoven's law states that
A)Lead I + lead
Q18: The precordial leads are located on the
A)Arms.
B)Legs.
C)Back.
D)Chest.
Q21: In which of the following leads should
Q23: The QRS complex should be positive in
Q24: The normal QRS complex deflection is positive
Q26: The precordial leads are placed on the
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