ECG Heart Blocks

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THANKS SOO MUCH.

[@Meracious]

Awesome!

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[@cherrelynestell1168]

very informative and useful.

[@chanjunior100]

this is consultant level

[@augustineg2]

Thanks, this is great.

[@autumnmeadows4079]

Excellent

[@bayaratserendorj3107]

Is 2:1 called classic second degree Heart block too?

[@christouzeau8124]

Excellent question! 2:1 HB is a special kind of HB where there are exactly 2 P waves per QRS. In that case, it's not possible to determine if the rhythm is second degree type two or third degree, so we just call describe what we see - 2:1 AV block.

[@monisa456]

What is the reason to heart block?

[@Meracious]

Typically benign. Sometimes medication can cause it.