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When AV Block Is Associated with an Anterior Wall Infarction

Question 16

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When AV block is associated with an anterior wall infarction and produces a wide QRS complex, the block is probably located in the:

A) SA node.
B) AV node.
C) bundle branches.
D) atria.

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