A ____ Is Identifiable Not Only by the Loss of Rhythm

question 14

Multiple Choice

A ____ is identifiable not only by the loss of rhythm in a sinus rhythm, as manifest by a single irregular R to R ratio, but sometimes by the escape beat that tends to intercede between the sinus rhythm.

• A) sinus arrest
• B) sinus complex
• C) sinus rhythm
• D) sinus pause

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