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Dysrhythmia Rate Rhythm P Waves PR Interval QRS Complex
Sinus Bradycardia  <60  Regular  Upright & Normal  Normal  Normal  
Sinus Tachycardia  >100  Regular  Upright & Normal  Normal  Normal  
Sinus Dysrhythmia  60 - 100  Irregular  Upright & Normal  Normal  Normal  
Sinus Arrest  Normal to slow  Irregular  Upright & Normal  Normal  Normal  
First Degree AV Block  Depends on underlying rhythm  Usually regular  Normal  >0.20 sec  Usually <0.12 sec  
Type I Second Degree AV Block  Atrial - normal, ventricular – normal to slow  atrial – regular, ventricular -- irregular  Normal, some P waves not followed by QRS complex  Increases until QRS drops, then repeats  Usually <0.12 sec  
Type II Second Degree AV Block  Atrial - normal, ventricular – normal to slow  may be regular or irregular  Normal, some P waves not followed by QRS complex  Constant for conducted beats, may be >0.12 sec.  Normal or >0.12 sec  
Third Degree AV Block  Atrial - normal, ventricular – 40 - 60  Both atrial and ventricular are regular  Normal with no correlation to QRS complex  No relation to QRS complex  0.12 sec or greater  
Premature Junctional Contractions  Depends on underlying rhythm  Depends on underlying rhythm  Inverted, may occur after QRS complex  Normal if P wave occurs before QRS complex  Usually normal  
Junctional Escape Complexes and Rhythms  40 - 60  Irregular in single occurrence; regular in escape rhythm  Inverted, may occur after QRS complex  Normal if P wave occurs before QRS complex  Usually normal  
Accelerated Junction Rhythm  60 -100  Regular  Inverted, may occur after QRS complex  Normal if P wave occurs before QRS complex  Normal  
Paroxysmal Junctional Tachycardia  100 - 180  Regular  Inverted, may occur after QRS complex  Normal if P wave occurs before QRS complex  Normal