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Video review: Second degree Type II heart block on ECG for students and new nurses
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Video review: Second degree Type II heart block on ECG for students and new nurses

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Complete heart block (third degree AV block) on ECG for new nurses and students
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Complete heart block (third degree AV block) on ECG for new nurses and students

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Second degree type II (Mobitz II) on the ECG for nurses & nursing students
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Second degree type II (Mobitz II) on the ECG for nurses & nursing students

Second degree type II AV block on ECG for nurses, made EASY.

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