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bbburns21

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daltonest1984

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Two PVCs attached together are referred to as:
◦ a double PVC.
◦ repeating PVCs.
◦ a couplet.
◦ bigeminy of PVCs.



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a couplet.



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PVCs falling in a pattern of every other beat are referred to as:
◦ runs of PVCs.
◦ bigeminy.
◦ repeating PVCs.
◦ coupled PVCs.



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When PVCs appear in a pattern where every third beat is a PVC, the pattern is called:
◦ tricyclic PVCs.
◦ runs of PVCs.
◦ trigeminy.
◦ triplets.




 

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