Exam 6: How to Interpret a Rhythm Strip
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A heart rate greater than 100 is said to be a
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The distance between consecutive P waves is called the ________.
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An arrhythmia is a(n)________ heart rhythm.
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The normal rhythm originating in the sinus node should have a heart rate that is
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Multiple P waves preceding the QRS complexes are typical of sinus rhythm.
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Sinus rhythm is an irregular rhythm interrupted by premature beats and pauses.
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A rhythm originating in the sinus node should NOT have which of the following?
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