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Deast7027

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Question 1

Which of the following would NOT be an indication for a pacemaker?
◦ Idioventricular rhythm
◦ Mobitz II second-degree AV block
◦ Sinus rhythm
◦ Third-degree AV block

Question 2

A VOO pacemaker would pace the
◦ ventricle, sense the ventricle, and be inhibited by intrinsic ventricular beats.
◦ atrium, sense nothing, and have no response to sensed events since it cannot sense.
◦ atrium and ventricle, sense atrium and ventricle, and have both an inhibitory and a triggered response to sensed events.
◦ ventricle, sense nothing, and have no response to sensed events since it cannot sense.
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Reply #1 on: Apr 15, 2019
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