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Transmission of Cardiac Impulse (With Diagram) | Humans | Biology

In this article we will discuss about the transmission of cardiac impulse of humans with the help of suitable diagram. 1. Conduction over Atrial Muscle: Cardiac impulse originated at the S.A node is transmitted over both the atria like concentric waves and thus the P wave is produced in E.C.G. (Electrocardiogram). The spread of electrical impulse through the S.A. node [...]

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3 Main Electrocardiographic Leads of Human Body (With Diagram) | Biology

The following points highlight the three main electrocardiographic leads of human body. The leads are:- 1. Standard Limb Leads 2. Augmented Unipolar Limb Leads 3. Chest Leads. 1. Standard Limb Leads: The action current of the heart is recorded by placing two electrodes in two different positions in the body. (Fig. 7.62) Such arrangement of lead is called bipolar leads. [...]

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Methods of Recording Electrocardiogram (With Diagram) | Instruments | Biology

Though Waller (1887) first recorded the electrocardiogram yet Einthoven (1903) was the real father of the electrocardiog­raphy. His method of recording E.C.G. through string galvanometer was followed until 1930 when it was largely replaced by the amplifier - driven oscillograph provided with direct ink recording. Prin­ciples upon which the string galvanometer was based are as follows if an electrical current [...]

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