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Why is the calcium plateau represented as a flat portion of the EKG (0 mV). Group of answer choices All the cells are depolarized so the maximum difference between the + and - leads exists Half the cells are depolarized and half the cells are at rest which cancels out and gives a reading of 0 mV between the + and - leads The cells closest to the + electrode and - electrode are repolarized giving us no difference between the + and - leads All the cells are depolarized so there is no difference between the + and - leads The calcium plateau is not 0 mV but is actually at the maximum peak of the EKG waveform

Name: why is the calcium plateau represented as a flat portion of the ekg 0 mv group of answer choices all the cells are depolarized so the maximum difference between the and leads exists half the 16108
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          Why is the calcium plateau represented as a flat portion of the EKG (0 mV). 
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All the cells are depolarized so the maximum difference between the + and - leads exists
Half the cells are depolarized and half the cells are at rest which cancels out and gives a reading of 0 mV between the + and - leads
The cells closest to the + electrode and - electrode are repolarized giving us no difference between the + and - leads
All the cells are depolarized so there is no difference between the + and - leads
The calcium plateau is not 0 mV but is actually at the maximum peak of the EKG waveform

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