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Lesson 1, 2 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY

Lesson 1, 2 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY. 2010. 05. 27 Ji-Won Kim. Main function of the heart . Pulmonary circuit To oxygenate the blood To remove carbon dioxide Systemic circuit To deliver oxygen to tissues To deliver nutrients to tissues. 동영상. Three types of cells for heart beat.

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Lesson 1, 2 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY

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  1. Lesson 1, 2ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY 2010. 05. 27 Ji-Won Kim

  2. Main function of the heart • Pulmonary circuit • To oxygenate the blood • To remove carbon dioxide • Systemic circuit • To deliver oxygen to tissues • To deliver nutrients to tissues 동영상

  3. Three types of cells for heart beat • Rhythm generators (SA node: pacemaker) • Conductors • Contractile cells (myo-cardium)

  4. 심장세포의 전기적 활동 • 심장세포내에는 많은 이온(Na+, K+, Ca+, Cl-)이 세포내외를 이동하면서 전기적 활동 • 분극(Polarization) : 흥분하지 않은 휴식상태. 안정기 • 탈분극(Depolarization) : 세포의 흥분 후 일어나는 변화 • 재분극(Repolarization) : 다시 안정기. 전기배열과 이온배열이 원 상태로 되돌아 옴

  5. 심장 탈분극의 전도 (Electro-conduction)

  6. Modulation of Heart rate and strength of contraction • Sympathetic (교감) system • Acts as an accelerator, speeding up and increasing the contractile force of the heart • Para-sympathetic (부교감) system • Acts as a brake, slowing down the heart

  7. Electrocardiogram • Pwave • Result from atrial depolarization • QRS wave • Result of ventricular depolarization • Twave • Result from ventricular repolarization

  8. Electrocardiogram • PR interval • The time it takes for the impulse sent from the SA node to travel to the ventricles • PR segment • The time of AV nodal delay and transmission to the ventricles

  9. Experimental objectives • To become familiar with the electrocardiograph • Electrical events vs. mechanical events • To observe rate and rhythm changes • Associated with body position and breathing

  10. Lead • Spatial arrangement of two electrodes on the body • Electrode placement • Positive and negative electrodes • Defines recording direction of the lead • Lead axis (vector) • Determined by the direction going from the negative to positive electrode • ECG recorder • Computes the voltage difference between the positive and negative electrodes

  11. 표준사지유도 (Standard bipolar limb lead) • 두 전극 사이의 전압의 차를 절대치로 기록하는 양극 유도방식 • 심장을 전방에서 종축(종단면)으로 바라보는 방향 Einthoven’s Triangle

  12. Chest(Precordial) lead(흉부유도) : Horzontal plane V1, V2, V3, V4, V5, V6 V1: right 4th intercostal space V2: left 4th intercostal space V3: halfway between V2 and V4 V4: left 5th intercostal space, mid-clavicular line V5: horizontal to V4, anterior axillary line V6: horizontal to V5, mid-axillary line

  13. Mean electrical axis (mean cardiac vector)

  14. Experimental objectives • Record ECG from lead 1 and 3 • Lying down, sitting up and breathing deeply while sitting • Review the ECGs for lead 2 • Direction of QRS complex vs. the direction of the lead axis • Estimate the mean electrical axis of the QRS complex

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