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12-Lead ECG basics.

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show Leads II, III, and AvF.  
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The Lateral leads consist of which leads?   show
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show Leads V3 and V4.  
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The Septal leads consist of which leads?   show
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ST-segment elevation of at least 2mm in any anatomically contiguous leads suggests what?   show
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ST-segment depression or "T" wave inversion may be indicative of what?   show
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Which leads are known as the precordial or chest leads?   show
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Reciprocal ST-segment changes can be noted where?   show
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show When moved to the opposite side V4 now becomes V4R, and a rapid Right sided 12-Lead ECG may be performed.  
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show Any QRS duration greater than 120mm constitutes a BBB.  
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show Pericarditis.  
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show 0 to 90 degrees. (all up)  
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A physiologic Left axis deviation?   show
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show -30 to -90 degrees. (up, down, down)  
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A Right axis deviation?   show
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show -90 to 180 degrees. (all down)  
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show True, by moving the LL(red) lead to all the V-Lead (precordial) positions and switching to Lead III, you can capture the same views of the myocardium as a 12-Lead ECG!  
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Which leads are known as the axial or limb leads?   show
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The heart consists of these coronary vessels?   show
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show Right axis deviation.  
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A pathological "Q" wave, must be greater than 25% of overall QRS depth, is usually indicative of what?   show
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