KAISHOT

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What do you need to know about the kaishot?

  KAISHOTis a portable Micro Audio/Video Recorder (mobile Personal Video Recorder) which is used to record and store video and audio information, provide locational information, and transmit such information to control tower through wireless network, thus allowing real-time, on-site monitoring of the field operations. [KAISHOTFeatures]

• What do you need to know about Keyshot?

  What Is KeyShot? KeyShot is… KeyShot is a stand-alone, real-time ray tracing and global illumination program used to create 3D renderings, animations and interactive visuals. With its CPU-based architecture, photo realistic real-time rendering can be achieved on both Mac and PC, even on laptops, without the need for high-end graphics cards.

• What can Keyshot do for real time rendering?

  KeyShot brings you real-time 3D rendering that displays results instantly and reduces the time to create realistic product visuals. KeyShot is trusted by brands around the world for its speed, ease of use, scientifically accurate materials, and advanced material editing capabilities.

• What kind of transmitter is the KAI shot?

  KAISHOT Transmission Technology is based on COFDM (Digital Multimedia Broadcast (DMB) Solution and already supplied and in use by Korean Army, Police and Fire fighters. KAISHOT Frequency Support Range: 160MHz ~ 3GHz.

• When does the U wave exceed the T wave?

  With serum potassium levels below 2.7 mmol/L (2.7 mEq/L) the U wave amplitude may exceed the T wave amplitude in the same lead 4. Prominent U waves (orange arrows), ST-segment depression and negative T waves (red arrows).

• How big is the voltage of an U wave?

  The voltage of the U wave is normally < 25% of the T-wave voltage: disproportionally large U waves are abnormal >1-2mm or 25% of the height of the T wave. Prominent U waves most commonly found with:

• When is the U wave included in the EKG?

  “AHA/ACCF/HRS Recommendations for the Standardization and Interpretation of the Electrocardiogram 2 suggest that the U wave should be included in the EKG interpretation when the U wave is inverted, when it is merged with the T wave, or when its amplitude is greater than that of the T wave” 2.

• When to use U wave for chest pain?

  In patients presenting with chest pain, inverted U waves: 1 Are a very specific sign of myocardial ischaemia. 2 May be the earliest marker of unstable angina and evolving myocardial infarction. 3 Have been shown to predict a ≥ 75% stenosis of the LAD / LMCA and the presence of left ventricular dysfunction.