“T” Wave in an ECG represents“T” Wave in an ECG represents  mcq  given below:


Q. “T” Wave in an ECG represents

(a) ventricular depolarization
(b) ventricular repolarization
(c) atrial depolarization
(d) atrial repolarization

 

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❤️ “T” Wave in ECG

Let’s understand this in a very simple way.


What is ECG?
ECG (Electrocardiogram) records the electrical activity of the heart.

👉 Different waves represent different heart activities.


What does the “T” wave show?

Correct Answer: (b) Ventricular repolarization


What is repolarization?
Repolarization means the heart muscle is:

  • Relaxing
  • Returning to resting state
  • Preparing for next heartbeat

👉 So, T wave represents recovery of ventricles after contraction.


Easy ECG understanding:

  • P wave → Atrial depolarization
  • QRS complex → Ventricular depolarization
  • T wave → Ventricular repolarization

Why other options are not correct?

  • (a) Ventricular depolarization → ❌ QRS complex
  • (c) Atrial depolarization → ❌ P wave
  • (d) Atrial repolarization → ❌ Hidden inside QRS complex

Simple Exam Trick:
T = “Time to relax” → Ventricular repolarization


📌 Disclaimer: For exam preparation only. Follow clinical ECG interpretation guidelines in practice.


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