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1. In the Averages view, click your right mouse button on the average that you want to
compare.
2. In the shortcut menu, click Go to Full disclosure. The Full disclosure view opens at
the same point in the recording that you clicked in the Average view.
To switch from full disclosure data to averages:
1. In the Full disclosure view, click your right mouse button on the point that you want to
see in the Averages view.
2. In the shortcut menu, click Go to Averages. The Averages view opens and displays
the complex that is closest to the point you selected in the Full disclosure view.
3.4.6.
Change QRS onset and QRS end markers
Welch Allyn CardioPerfect Exercise ECG automatically inserts markers at the QRS onset (Q),
QRS end (J) and J+ of an average complex. You can change the position of these markers
(so that they are more to your liking) in the Averages view.
The J+ marker follows the QRS end marker according to the set value for the reference point
value in the Exercise ECG settings.
To change the QRS onset and QRS end markers:
1. In the Averages view, right click on the view and select Edit from the shortcut menu.
The Edit average complex dialog box is displayed.
2. From the list in the left hand corner, select the lead you want to be displayed during
editing.
3. Move your mouse over the markers until the cross hair pointer changes shape.
4. Click your left mouse button and keep it pressed, and drag the marker to adjust.
Note: You can select an aimer from the right click menu as a positioning aid.
3.5
Work with the Full disclosure view
3.5.1.
Full disclosure view
The Full disclosure view displays the complete 12 lead recording. This view is very
convenient for reviewing any arrhythmias that may have occurred during the recording.