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Question
Give one significant difference between :
ECG and EEG
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Solution
ECG (Electrocardiograph): Gives vital information about
- rate and rhythm of a heartbeat
- condition of heart muscle.
EEG (Electroencephalograph): Represents spontaneous electrical activity of brain. The shape of the waves varies considerably depending upon the degree of activities within the brain itself.
Or
It is a device used for recording the generation and transmission of electrical impulses through the conductive tissue of heart muscles.
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