| ECG v1.0 |
| Source | LSC |
| Versions Available | Windows |
| Summary | |
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Users are introduced to leads and vectors, and shown how they can use electrodes to measure the vectors of the electrocardiogram on each other. Coverage includes Einthoven’s triangle and positioning of electrodes for standard, augmented and chest leads. In the Analysis section users are shown how to recognise key features and make basic interval and magnitude measurements. They can see how the Cardiac Axis is derived, and are introduced to the idea of cardiac deviation. The Review section includes a quiz in which users are prompted to examine some electrocardiogram traces and suggest possible abnormalities. These are then related to some common cardiac disorders. |
| System Requirements |
| This package runs under Windows 3.1 and Windows 95. It will run on a stand-alone workstation, or across a network. The minimum requirement is an IBM compatible PC 80486 computer with 4Mb of RAM, and a VGA monitor capable of 256 colours in 640 x 480 resolution. The package is supplied as an easy-to-install floppy disc set on 3.5' discs. For conditions of use, see Order Form. |