Question

Daniel needs to calibrate an EKG machine. In MOST cases, what settings should he use?

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Responses

paper speed 250 millimeters per second and standard gain or calibration at 100 millimeters per millivolt
paper speed 250 millimeters per second and standard gain or calibration at 100 millimeters per millivolt

paper speed 100 millimeters per second and standard gain or calibration at 250 millimeters per millivolt
paper speed 100 millimeters per second and standard gain or calibration at 250 millimeters per millivolt

paper speed 25 millimeters per second and standard gain or calibration at 10 millimeters per millivolt
paper speed 25 millimeters per second and standard gain or calibration at 10 millimeters per millivolt

paper speed 10 millimeters per second and standard gain or calibration at 25 millimeters per millivolt

Answer 1

In most cases, the correct settings for calibrating an EKG machine are: **paper speed 25 millimeters per second and standard gain or calibration at 10 millimeters per millivolt**. This is a common standard for EKG machines to ensure accurate readings.