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During '''AV dissociation''' the relationship between P-waves and QRS complexes is lost. AV dissociations is characteristic of: | During '''AV dissociation''' the relationship between P-waves and QRS complexes is lost. AV dissociations is characteristic of: | ||
*[[AV Conduction| | *[[AV Conduction|Third degree AV block]] and | ||
*[[Ventricular Tachycardia]] | *[[Ventricular Tachycardia]] | ||
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During AV dissociation the relationship between P-waves and QRS complexes is lost. AV dissociations is characteristic of: