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Author Question: In Sinus Arrhythmia, the heart rate is usually ________ bpm. (Read 6891 times)

nevelica

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A basic rule of electricity is that current flowing toward a positive electrode (or away from a negative electrode) produces a deflection that is:
◦ retrograde.
◦ flat.
◦ strong.
◦ upright.


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Caiter2013

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Which of the following is NOT true about the P wave in all junctional rhythms?
◦ It can fall before or after the QRS.
◦ It will be inverted in Lead II.
◦ It can be hidden in the QRS.
◦ It is unrelated to the QRS.



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It is unrelated to the QRS.



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Which of the following terms does NOT apply to Premature Junctional Complex?
◦ Ectopic
◦ Irritability
◦ Retrograde conduction
◦ Suppression



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strangeaffliction

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The normal inherent rate of the AV junction is:
◦ 60-100 bpm.
◦ 40-60 bpm.
◦ 20-40 bpm.
◦ over 100 bpm.



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40-60 bpm.



 

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