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    Exam 9: Rhythms Originating in the AV Junction
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    Atropine Should Be Given for Junctional Bradycardia If the Patient
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Atropine Should Be Given for Junctional Bradycardia If the Patient

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Atropine should be given for junctional bradycardia if the patient is ________.

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