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From: HeartStartSkills
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  • I'm trying to figure out what makes this variable.

  • @beebo07

    ok you see the P waves and T waves right after the QRS the distance is too far apart in other words it is taking the heart to depolorize and repolorize

  • im in the hospital right now after i feel off my horse they found out my heart beat was low and they just told me this is what i have 

  • On this example the P:QRS is constant and we see a permanent 4:3 Block .

    An 3:1 or 4:1 Block is typical for "advanced AV Block" - this has nothing to do with Mobitz II.

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