If an Action Is Morally Obligatory, Failing to Do It

question 2

True/False

If an action is morally obligatory, failing to do it is always morally wrong.

Associate specific heart sounds with the mechanical actions within the heart that produce them.

Identify and understand the importance of the heart's pacemaker cells and their location.

Understand the clinical relevance of various ECG components and their changes during pathological conditions or physiological activities.

Comprehend the role of the cardiac conduction system components in maintaining the heart's rhythm and synchronization.

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