In terms of treating the patient, when a patient has a supraventricular tachycardia, when should the specific type of dysrhythmia be identified?
A) When the patient first complains of any signs or symptoms
B) When the patient's heart rate has decreased to 100 bpm
C) After the patient takes medication
D) After the rhythm has converted to normal sinus rhythm
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