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burchfield96

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Question 1

The second letter of the pacemaker code tells the
◦ chamber paced.
◦ pacemaker's response to sensed events.
◦ chamber sensed.
◦ programmability of the pacemaker.

Question 2

A transcutaneous pacemaker paces the heart
◦ through the skin.
◦ by way of a wire attached to the surface of the heart.
◦ permanently.
◦ by way of a wire threaded through a vein and into the heart.
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Reply #1 on: Apr 15, 2019
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Wow, this really help

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