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An Alternating Succession of Strong and Weak Pulses That Usually

Question 37

Question 37

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An alternating succession of strong and weak pulses that usually is not related to respiratory disease is known as pulsus:


A) tardus.
B) alternans.
C) paradoxus.
D) asymmetrical.

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