EKG and Blood Pressure Terminology Quiz
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What does an EKG reading of ventricular depolarization represent?

QRS Complex

What is the ECG reading of ventricular repolarization?

T Wave

What is the hidden ECG reading associated with atrial repolarization?

Atrial Repolarization

What does blood pressure reading of ventricular contraction refer to?

<p>Systole</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does blood pressure reading of ventricular relaxation refer to?

<p>Diastole</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does an EKG reading of atrial depolarization represent?

<p>P Wave</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

EKG and ECG Terminology

  • QRS Complex: Represents the EKG reading of ventricular depolarization, indicating the electrical activity that triggers ventricular contraction.

  • T Wave: Reflects the ECG reading of ventricular repolarization, representing the recovery stage of the ventricles after contraction.

  • Atrial Repolarization: Refers to the hidden ECG reading, as its activity is typically obscured by the larger QRS complex on the electrocardiogram.

Blood Pressure Readings

  • Systole: Indicates the blood pressure reading during ventricular contraction when the heart pumps blood into the arteries.

  • Diastole: Represents the blood pressure reading during ventricular relaxation, highlighting the phase when the heart fills with blood in preparation for the next contraction.

Atrial Activity

  • P Wave: Represents the EKG reading of atrial depolarization, showing the electrical impulse initiating atrial contraction.

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Test your knowledge on EKG and blood pressure terminology with this quiz. Understand key concepts such as the QRS complex, T wave, and the phases of systole and diastole. Perfect for students studying cardiovascular physiology or medical terminology.

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