Multiple Choice
The T wave:
A) is upright and equally round on the upslope and down slope and is oriented in the same direction as the preceding QRS complex.
B) is asymmetrical with a more abrupt upslope and is oriented in the same direction as the preceding P wave.
C) is slightly asymmetrical and oriented in the same direction as the preceding QRS complex.
D) is inverted and asymmetrical.
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