Fill out the heart rate table in the sitting tab

Here are the normal physiological ecg values:
For the sitting column, fill the rows with close to normal or normal values
For standing, the QRS will be minimally shortened, R wave height will increase, Q wave height increases a little, segments remain more or less normal
| NHeart rate | 60 - 100 bpm | ||
| PR interval | 0.12 - 0.20 s | ||
| QRS interval | ≤ 0.12 s | ||
| QT interval | < half RR interval (males < 0.40 s; females < 0.44 s) | ||
| P wave amplitude (in lead II) | ≤ 3 mV (mm) | ||
| P wave terminal negative deflection (in lead V1) | ≤ 1 mV (mm) | ||
| Q wave |
< 0.04 s (1 mm) and < 1/3 of R wave amplitude in the same lead |
Fill out the heart rate table in the sitting tab Lab Notebook Standing Sitting After Exercise...
Fill out the heart rate table in the sitting tab
Lab Notebook Standing Sitting After Exercise Cycle 2 ECG Component Cycle 1 Cycle 3 Mean Normal Duration Os 0.06-0.11 P wave P-R interval P-R segment Os 0.12-0.20 Os 0.08 Os <0.12 Os 0.36-0.44 QRS complex Q-T interval ST segment Os 0.12 Os 0.16 T wave Amplitude Omv <0.25 Stand P wave
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Search... Heart Physiology ECG and nd ea Cegle Brightspace aMyCampus G Google (2) Lab Notebook ECG Components Heart Rate bpm ECG Component Cycle 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3 Mean Normal Duration P wave 11 11 12 0.11s 0.06-0.11 PR Interval 22 0.23s 0.12-0.20 23 24 PR segment 17 13 0.14s 0.08 12 QRS complex 08 07 08 0.08s <0.12 0.34s 0.36-0.44 33 QT interval 38 31 ST...