Exam 11: AV Blocks
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In AV blocks,the site of the block is either the AV node or the bundle branches.
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The AV block characterized by gradually prolonging PR intervals until a QRS is blocked is ________.
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In a second-degree AV block,some impulses from the sinus node ________ to the ventricles; others don't.
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Pacemakers are typically used for Mobitz II second-degree AV block and third-degree AV block.
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The type of AV block characterized by two P waves to each QRS and a constant PR interval is
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