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The _____ on ECG represents the entire period of ventricular depolarization, contraction, and repolarization

The _____ on ECG is an isoelectric period (horizontal line) when the ventricles are depolarized

The onset of reduced ventricular ejection corresponds with the onset of the _____ wave on ECG

The _____ refractory period refers to the period in which a(n) conductive action potential cannot be generated

A(n) negative dromotropic effect increases the _____ interval on an ECG

Hypo-kalemia induced arrhythmias may present on ECG with _____ waves at the end of the T wave

The output of the Purkinje cells is always _____

Hint: excitatory or inhibitory

The _____ on ECG represents the entire period of ventricular depolarization, contraction, and repolarization

Phase _____ of the myocardial action potential is characterized by rapid upstroke/depolarization

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If the stereocilia are bent toward the kinocilium, the hair cell _____-polarizes

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Flashcard 1: The _____ on ECG represents the entire period of ventricular depolarization, contraction, and repolarization

Answer: QT interval

Flashcard 2: The _____ on ECG is an isoelectric period (horizontal line) when the ventricles are depolarized

Answer: ST segment

Flashcard 3: The onset of reduced ventricular ejection corresponds with the onset of the _____ wave on ECG

Answer: T

Flashcard 4: The _____ refractory period refers to the period in which a(n) conductive action potential cannot be generated

Answer: effective

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Flashcard 5: A(n) negative dromotropic effect increases the _____ interval on an ECG

Answer: PR

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Flashcard 6: Hypo-kalemia induced arrhythmias may present on ECG with _____ waves at the end of the T wave

Answer: U

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Flashcard 7: The output of the Purkinje cells is always _____

Answer: inhibitory

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Flashcard 8: The _____ on ECG represents the entire period of ventricular depolarization, contraction, and repolarization

Answer: QT interval

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Flashcard 9: Phase _____ of the myocardial action potential is characterized by rapid upstroke/depolarization

Answer: 0

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Flashcard 10: If the stereocilia are bent toward the kinocilium, the hair cell _____-polarizes

Answer: de

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