The characteristic ECG changes seen with massive pulmonary embolus include:
A) tall, symmetrically peaked P waves in leads II, III, and aVF.
B) ST segment depression in lead aVF.
C) left axis deviation.
D) inverted T waves in leads V5-V6
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A) occur with pulmonary
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Q7: Cardiac tamponade can:
A) result from the accumulation
Q8: A pulmonary embolism:
A) is an acute blockage
Q9: Right heart failure that results from a
Q11: The S1 Q3 T3 pattern reflects:
A) A
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Q14: Key characteristics of hyperkalemia include:
A) tall P
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