Third-degree AV block: ECG quiz video
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A 25-second clip of the Patient Simulator monitor. The rhythm name is never on the screen: the video asks the question, gives a hint, counts down five seconds and then gives the answer.
Hint
What rhythm is this? Do the P waves and the QRS complexes belong together?
Answer
Third-degree AV block. The P waves and the QRS complexes keep their own rates. Nothing gets through, and a slow escape rhythm takes over.
Transcript
What rhythm is this? Do the P waves and the QRS complexes belong together?
Third-degree AV block. The P waves and the QRS complexes keep their own rates. Nothing gets through, and a slow escape rhythm takes over.
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