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Atrial RAte ___________bpm                  Ventricular RAte ____________bpm                      (1 point) RHythm              1P:1QRS & P & QRS associated?               Yes        No                            (.5 point)                                                                             Do the P-P and R-R “march out”?             Yes        No                             (.5 point)                                             Sinus paced rhythm?                                  Yes        No                             (1 point) Intervals –Only record your measurement and assessment on the lines provided if abnormal (width in sec, height in mm, shape abnormality, if isoelectric, etc.). Circle if Normal or Not Normal, based upon criteria identified in the handout, “Steps for 12 Lead Interpretation”.                                                                                                           P            __________                     Normal               Not Normal                                     (.5 point)               PR          __________                     Normal               Not Normal                                     (.5 point)               QRS       __________                     Normal               Not Normal                                     (.5 point)                ST          __________                     Normal               Not Normal                                     (.5 point)               T            __________                     Normal               Not Normal                                     (.5 point)               QT         __________                     Normal               Not Normal                                     (.5 point) Axis      (Circle)  Normal     RAD     LAD     ,             _______ to ________ degrees                     (1 point) Hypertrophy     (circle any that apply and NA if there is no evidence of hypertrophy)           (1 point)               RAH       RVH       LAH       LVH       None  (not applicable) Infarction           No______ Yes _______If yes, what anatomical area(s)? ____________________(1 point) Identification______________________________________________________ (1 point)

A split-wire receptacle receiving power from a single source (one breaker or one fuse) is

Although not stipulated in the NEC®, some local jurisdictions have adopted what for service conductors?

The weight supported by any single conduit shall not exceed

Conductors in concealed raceways, even though they may become accessible by withdrawing them, are still considered

Although not stipulated in the NEC®, some local jurisdictions have adopted what for service conductors?

The neutral point in a polyphase system is the common point on a

Overcurrent devices do not have to be readily accessible if

Multiconductor cord or cable used to support a box must be protected in an approved manner so that the conductors are not subjected to

A type of wire that, together with strain insulators, is used to support conductors in all spans exceeding 40 feet (12 m) in length is called a