Multiple Choice
When premature junctional complexes occur the first thing you see as you look across the ECG tracing is/are:
A) an irregular rhythm.
B) inverted P' waves.
C) compensatory pauses.
D) wide, bizarre shaped QRS complexes.
Correct Answer:
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Q24: Match the following junctional rhythms with the
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