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tuffie

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In First Degree Heart Block, the PR interval is ________ sec.
◦ 0.12-0.16
◦ less than 0.12
◦ greater than 0.20
◦ 0.16-0.20


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Perkypinki

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greater than 0.20



dollx

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In First Degree Heart Block, the QRS complex should be:
◦ less than 0.12 sec.
◦ greater than 0.20 sec.
◦ 0.12-0.20 sec.
◦ the same as the PRI.



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less than 0.12 sec.



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magmichele12

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In a Wenckebach, not every P wave is followed by:
◦ another P wave.
◦ a QRS complex.
◦ a compensatory pause.
◦ a PR interval.



CourtneyCNorton

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a QRS complex.



waynest

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Wenckebach is a ________ Degree Heart Block.
◦ Type II Second
◦ First
◦ Third
◦ Type I Second



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Type I Second



 

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