生理学教学课件：Bioelectrical Activity of the Heart.pptVIP

Name Indication Voltage(mV) Time(sec) P wave Depolarization of two atria ＜0.25 　　 0.08-0.11 QRS complex Two ventricles depolarize 3 - 4 　 0.06-0.10 T wave Repolarization of two ventricles 0.10-0.80 0.05-0.25 PR interval Time of impulse (PQ interval) from SA node to ventricle muscles 0.12-0.20 ST segment Two ventricles polarize 0.05-0.15 QT interval Time for depolarization repolarization of ventricles 0.35-0.4 Characteristics of a Normal ECG 4.Brief Explanation of Formation of ECG IV The Normal Electrocardiogram Concept: The record of potential fluctuations of myocardial fibers at the surface of the body Waves of Normal ECG 1, The P wave, spread of the depolarization wave through the atria. 2, The QRS wave result from the spread of the depolarization wave through the ventricles 3, The T wave represents repolarization of ventricular muscle 4, P-R internal, from the beginning of the P wave to the beginning of QRS wave, represents the beginning of contraction of atrium and the beginning of contraction of ventricle. 0.12 – 0.20 ms. Atrial ventricular delay 5, Q-T internal: The duration between the beginning of QRS wave and the end of the T wave, or the duration between the beginning of contraction of the ventricle and almost the end of the contraction; or the duration between the beginning of depolarization and the end of repolarization 6, P-R segment: The duration between the end of P wave and the beginning of QRS wave 7, S-T segment: The duration between the end of QRS and the beginning of T wave. All ventricles are in complete