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The PR Intervals Get Progressively Longer In

Question 7

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The PR intervals get progressively longer in:

A) sinus dysrhythmia.
B) 2nd degree AV heart block, Type I.
C) 1st - degree AV heart block.
D) 3rd - degree AV heart block.

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