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Rhythm What is the cardiac rhythm? 2nd degree AV block - Interpretation - Type II (Mobitz II) Heart Blocks Rhythm What is the cardiac rhythm? Junctional rhythm Interpretation - Heart Blocks Rhythm What is the cardiac rhythm? Sinus rhythm with 1st nterpretation - degree AV block Heart Blocks Rhythm What is the cardiac rhythm? Sinus bradycardia Interpretation - Junctional Rhythm What is the cardiac rhythm? Normal sinus rhythm nterpretation - Junctional Rhythm What is the cardiac rhythm? Atrial flutter Interpretation - Sinus Rhythm What is the cardiac rhythm? Sinus bradycardia with Interpretation PVCs Ventricular Show less Subject Question Response Rhythm What is the cardiac rhythm? Sinus tachycardia Interpretation - Atrial Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 02012 Used with Permissi... Show more Rhythm What is the cardiac rhythm? Junctional rhythm Interpretation - Ventricular HI Jones and Bartida Publishers, 02012 Used with Pomission Rhythm What is the cardiac rhythm? Atrial fibrillation with Interpretation - rapid ventricular Atrial response Jones and Bartken Publishers, 020 12 Used with Permission THE Answer & Explanation Solved by verified expert Rated Helpful Answered by juana. the first rhythm in the picture is FIRST DEGREE AV BLOCK- there is a normal regular P wave followed by a QRS complex but the PR interval is greater than0.20 sec in the ECG strip 2. SINUS BRADYCARDIA-regular P wave followed by a regular occurring QRST but the rate is below 60 bpm 3. THIRD-DEGREE AV BLOCK-no recognizable relationship between atrial and ventricular activity 4. JUNCTIONAL RHYTMN-usually a regular slow heart rate less than 60 bpm, QRS are narrow, no discernible P waves, P waves are inverted or buried with QRS 5. SUPRAVENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA-no discernible P wave, regular narrow QRS complex tachycardia usually with sudden onset and termination with a rate of 150 and more 6. SINUS TACHYCARDIA-regular P wave followed by a regularly occurring QRST but the rate is greater than 100 bpm 7. IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM-regular slow heart rate, escape rhythm impulses is ventricular in origin 8. ATRIAL TACHYCARDIA impulses originate irregularly and rapidly at different points 9. ATRIAL FIBRILLATION-irregularly irregular narrow complex tachycardia with no discernible P waves 10. MOBITZ TYPE 1, SECOND DEGREE AV BLOCK (WENCKEBACH)- progressive lengthening of the PR followed by intermittent dropped beat 11. MOBITZ TYPE 11- SECOND DEGREE AV BLOCK - PR intervals are consistent with intermittently dropped beats 12. THIRD-DEGREE AV BLOCK-- there was no recognizable consistent or meaningful relationship between atrial and ventricular activity 13. ATRIAL FLUTTER as the rhythm show a saw tooth pattern, like flutter waves