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To simulate Electrocardiogram Waveform

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The T wave is produced during

a: repolarisation of the ventricles Explanation

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b: atrial repolarisation Explanation

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c: depolarisation of the ventricles Explanation

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d: atrial depolarization Explanation

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Artifacts are

a: radio noises Explanation

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b: skin crafts Explanation

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c: time varying half cell potentials Explanation

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d: radio capsules Explanation

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In ECG, the calibration signal amplitude is

a: 1 V Explanation

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b: 0.5 mV Explanation

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c: 1 μV Explanation

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d: 1 mV Explanation

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In the case of stable total AV block, a pacemaker is chosen

a: with constant frequency Explanation

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b: that is atrial synchronous Explanation

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c: that is ventricular synchronous Explanation

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d: with variable frequency and synchronization with ventricular action Explanation

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The magnitude of the polarization for a given electrode material is dependent primarily on the

a: shape of electrode Explanation

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b: current density at the surface of contact between electrode and tissue Explanation

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c: impedance of the electrode Explanation

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d: Half cell potential Explanation

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