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When a Sinus Rhythm Has a QRS Complex of 0

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When a sinus rhythm has a QRS complex of 0.12 sec or greater,you know that this is an abnormality and would note that it has:

A) a wide QRS.
B) accelerated ventricular conduction.
C) Purkinje disease.
D) sinus conduction defect.

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