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S04 ECG 2

ECG 2 explains Einthoven’s triangle. Students record Leads I and III while performing a number of tasks designed to change the rhythm of the heart. They then analyze the data and estimate the mean QRS axis and potential.

Experimental Objectives

  1. To record ECG from Leads I and III in the following conditions: lying down, sitting up, and breathing deeply while sitting.
  2. To compare the direction of the QRS complex (+ or -) with the direction of the lead axis.
  3. To estimate the mean ventricular potential.
  4. To estimate the mean electrical axis of the QRS complex.

Tasks Performed by the Student

Videos

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Lesson Hardware

This lesson requires a Biopac Science Lab (MP40) System and the following hardware. If your BScL System does not include all hardware items, expand your system by selecting required items below.

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