The First Three Leads Recorded Are Called the Standard, or __________

question 29

Short Answer

The first three leads recorded are called the standard, or __________, limb leads, because they each use two limb electrodes to record the heart's electrical activity.

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Definitions:

Reluctor Wheel

A toothed rotor that is driven through a stationary magnetic field to produce an AC voltage; used as shaft and wheel speed sensors.

Exciter Ring

Preferred term by one OEM for the toothed reluctor used in a wheel speed sensor.

Tone Wheel

Tone wheel, in automotive contexts, refers to a component that works with sensors to monitor the speed of rotating parts like the wheels or crankshaft, generating a signal that varies with speed.

Electrical Principle

Fundamental laws or concepts in electricity, such as Ohm's law, which govern the behavior and operation of electrical systems and components.