EP PRINCIPLES OF HUM.PHYS.-MOD.MAST.A+P
EP PRINCIPLES OF HUM.PHYS.-MOD.MAST.A+P
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Electrocardiography refers to the procedure of generating an ECG or electrocardiogram. It is a recording, that is, a graph of voltage against the time of the electrical activity of the heart with the application of electrodes placed on the skin.

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EP PRINCIPLES OF HUM.PHYS.-MOD.MAST.A+P

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