The Capability of a Pacemaker to Recognize Inherent Electrical Conduction

question 1

Multiple Choice

The capability of a pacemaker to recognize inherent electrical conduction system activity is termed:

• A) capture.
• B) sensing.
• C) failure.
• D) stimulation.

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Definitions:

Trapezius Group

A collection of muscles extending from the neck to the mid-back, responsible for moving the shoulder blades and supporting the arm.

Rhomboideus Major

A muscle in the back that connects the spine to the scapula, involved in retracting the shoulder blade.

Infraspinatus

A muscle located on the back of the shoulder blade that is responsible for the external rotation of the shoulder joint.

Deltoid Group

A group of muscles in the shoulder responsible for arm abduction, flexion, extension, and rotation.