When Describing the Rationale for Connecting Electrodes to Each Limb

question 23

Multiple Choice

When describing the rationale for connecting electrodes to each limb and around the heart,the nurse shares with the patient which appropriate explanation?

• A)The leads view a specific portion of the heart's surface to help determine which part has sustained damage.
• B)Multiple leads are necessary to provide a three-dimensional view of the heart.
• C)The electrodes are necessary to provide a shock to the heart if needed during cardiac conversion.
• D)The limb electrodes are required to provide a backup study in the event of artifact.

---

Definitions:

Robust Programs

Programs designed to handle errors gracefully and maintain functionality under various conditions.

Unexpected User Input

User inputs that the program does not anticipate, potentially causing errors or unexpected behaviors.

Standard

Refers to commonly accepted guidelines, protocols, or requirements in various fields, including programming and technology.

Magic Numbers

Hard-coded numeric or string values in code that lack context or explanation, making the code hard to understand or modify.