How are the 6 limb leads (avL, avR, avF, Lead I, Lead II, and Lead III) derived from four limb electrodes? Describe electrocardiographic RULES and physics as to how this occurs. You may find defining each of the leads a useful exercise. Use technically correct language.

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The 6 limb leads in electrocardiography ECG are derived from four limb electrodes placed on the patients limbs These leads provide different perspectives of the electrical activity of the heart Lets d... View the full answer