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How do ecg b/w mobitz type 1&type 2 heart block differ?
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Degree: Mobitz1: the amount of time it takes to traverse the av node (pr interval) increases until there is failure of an impuse and beat which then resets the timing. Mobitz2: there is unpredictable complete failure to activate the ventricles, often in the his-purkinje system.
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