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What are the ekg findings after primary respiratory limited to bradycardia and asystole?

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Slow/no heart rate: question is a little unclear, however bradycardia means slow heart rate, so one less than 60. Asystole essentially means lack of heart rate. One would hope to not have a 12 lead EKG of asytole as this would be emergency and the patient would need emergent treatment.

Answered 5/14/2014

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