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The nurse reviews the characteristics of a normal QRS complex on a patient's cardiac rhythm strip. What should the nurse identify as characteristics of this complex? Select all that apply.
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◦ It ends at the beginning of the T wave.
◦ It usually measures less than 0.12 seconds or less than 3 small boxes.
◦ The first downward deflection after the P wave is the Q wave.
◦ The first upward deflection after the P wave is the R wave.
◦ The first downward deflection after the R wave is the S wave.
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