



The Go Direct EKG Sensor records electrical signals produced during heart or muscle contractions. It connects via Bluetooth ® wireless technology or via USB to your device.
NCERT Coverage
6
experiments
2
classes
1
subjects
Experiments per class
NCERT Practicals
EKG recording
Life Processes
Record heart electrical activity — human circulatory system
EKG recording
Control and Coordination
Electrical signals in the body — nervous system concept
EKG Recording (Biology with Vernier)
Body Fluids and Circulation
Record P-wave, QRS complex, T-wave — chapter explicitly describes ECG procedure and wave interpretation
Heart Rate and Exercise Physiology
Locomotion and Movement
Monitor heart rate during exercise — chapter discusses aerobic vs anaerobic muscle activity and lactic acid buildup
Reaction Time (Biology with Vernier)
Neural Control and Coordination
Neural response time measurement — chapter covers action potential conduction along axon
Frequently Paired
Sensors that appear in the same NCERT experiments as the Go Direct® EKG Sensor.