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How are v-tach and v-fib different?
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VT, VF: V-tach is a regular rapid ventricular rhythm which usually has a pulse associated with it. V-fib is an irregular rapid ventricular rhythm which doesn't have a pulse associated with it.
Answered 7/18/2014
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