EKG 13 Question and answers already passed

EKG 13 Question and answers already passed EKG 13-17 If the QRS complex is 12mm tall in V2, there is - correct answer no EKG evidence of hypertrophy The first step in interpreting a 12-lead EKG is the basics-rhythm, heart rate, and - correct answer intervals What is the best way to determine the axis quadrant? - correct answer look at the QRS in leads I and aVF. Axis deviation is - correct answer a normal variant in some cases A nurse is interpreting an EKG for a patient who is 8 months pregnant. What normal deviation will the nurse likely find? - correct answer upward to the left What type of axis shift occurs with pulmonary embolism? - correct answer right axis shift because it enlarges the right ventricle If Lead I is positive and AVF is negative, the axis is - correct answer left If Leads I and AVF are b