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IMPORTANT NOTE:
This Ramsey Electronics kit is NOT intended for any medical usage. It is simply
for experimenters and hobbyists who wish to observe an EKG waveform using
common components and commercially available sensors. Every reasonable
precaution was used in the design and manufacture of this product to make it
an accurate monitor, but you cannot draw any conclusions from the results (you
may, however, astound your physician with your knowledge of EKG operation).
Please leave any diagnosis of illness based on the analysis of EKG’s to health
care professionals using certified equipment.
Also, we realize that our customers are experimenters and on occasion have
modified our kits to suit their individual needs. PLEASE DO NOT MODIFY THIS
KIT IN ANY WAY as you will be hooking electrodes to the human body to
monitor the EKG waveform. DO NOT EVER use a battery eliminator connected
to 110 vac power.
INTRODUCTION
It has been said “What a piece of work is man”. The complexities of the human
body and our biological systems exceed the most complex machines that we
can produce. Our nervous system and synaptic processes are still not fully
understood by the most clever scientists.
Consider the heart muscle. This delicate and complex bit of tissue can be
likened to a simple pump. Now if we take the averages, this pump moves
roughly two and one-half ounces of liquid per heartbeat. If we assume an
average heart rate of 72 beats in a minute, our heart muscle moves over a
gallon per minute, about 1900 gallons a day, over 700,000 gallons per year. If
we carry this out over a lifetime, by the time we reach seventy years of age our
heart has pumped over 45 million gallons! Not bad for a half pound pump that
is the size of your fist!
Another fascinating feature of the heart muscle is its ability to continue to beat
automatically, day in and day out, for our entire life. The heart contains a built in
pacemaker that regulates the rhythm of the muscle. This can be adjusted by
the rest of our nervous system. All these nerves “firing” cause an electrical
output that we can actually measure. That is what brought about our Ramsey
ECG1 kit.
Ramsey Anatomy 101:
Let’s take a closer look at the heart muscle and its operation. The heart muscle
contains four individual chambers, with left and right atriums and ventricles that
contract when pushing blood throughout the body.
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