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The deflections above and below the isoelectric line are referred to as:
◦ pauses.
◦ segments.
◦ intervals.
◦ waves.


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The short period of electrical inactivity between the end of the P wave and the start of the QRS complex is called the:
◦ PR segment.
◦ PR pause.
◦ PR interval.
◦ P pause.




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The PR interval begins at the first sign of the P wave and ends at the first sign of the next deflection, which is called the:
◦ S wave.
◦ QRS complex.
◦ T wave.
◦ PR segment.






 

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