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A member asked:
If the vagues nerve palpated during an ecg would it show a jump on the ecg. like an extra r wave but it was the vagues nerve?
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Vagus nerve: stimulation usually slows down the heart rate resulting in an ECG which is at a slower rate and not with changes in the P, QRS of T wave patterns.
Answered 5/28/2019
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