16. The wave on an EKG that indicates the ventricles are recovering is the: Q Wave S Wave P Wave T Wave
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The waves of the ECG are called P waves, QRS complex, and T waves. These waves are a consequence of: P = ventricular depolarization. QRS = mitral and tricuspid valves opening. T = aortic and pulmonary valves opening. P = Sino-atrial node action potential. QRS = AV node action potential. T = ventricular action potential. P = atrial depolarization. QRS = AV nodal delay. T = ventricular depolarization. P = atrial depolarization. QRS = ventricular depolarization. T = ventricular repolarization. P = start of ventricular depolarization. QRS = ventricular contraction. T = ventricular relaxation.
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The repolarization of the ventricles corresponds to which of the following on an ECG? a. The P wave b. The QRS wave c. The T wave d. It is masked by the QRS wave, so it isn't visible on the ECG.
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