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The outer, thin and shiny layer covering the heart

epicardium

-the middle thick layer made up of cardiac muscle


-makes up the bulk of the wall

myocardium

the inner thin layer lining of the heart

endocardium

sound of the closing of the atrioventricular valves (AV) as the ventricles contract

LUBB

sound of closing of the semilunar valves as the ventricles relax

DUPP

graph of electrical changes that occur in the heart during a cardiac cycle

EKG : electrocardiogram

where does red electrode go and what charge is it?

- "negative" to right wrist

where does black electrode go and what charge is it?

+ "positive" on left wrist

where does green electrode go

"E" for earth or ground goes on right wrist 2 inches above red electrode

depolarization of atria on ekg

P wave

depolarization of ventricles

QRS wave

repolarization of ventricles

T wave

what event is not represented by a deflection wave?

the repolarization of atria in the QRS wave

to determine heart rate using formula

5 beats/ elapsed time (sec) X 60 sec/ 1 min.= HR (BPM)