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DelorasTo

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Question 1

Which statement is TRUE regarding P waves in atrial flutter?
◦ P waves change shape constantly.
◦ There are no P waves; flutter waves are present instead.
◦ The P waves are all tall and pointy.
◦ P waves have an atrial rate of about 100.

Question 2

Atrial flutter is characterized by
◦ regularly spaced V-shaped waves.
◦ a run of six or more PACs in a row.
◦ P waves of varying shapes and regularly spaced QRS complexes.
◦ irregularly irregular pattern of QRS complexes.
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