Touching or Moving Electrodes During the Holter Monitoring Period May

question 13

Multiple Choice

Touching or moving electrodes during the Holter monitoring period may cause

• A) malfunctioning of the recorder.
• B) drying out of the electrolyte.
• C) a dysrhythmia.
• D) artifacts.
• E) All of the above

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