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So again, differentiating different rhythms is understanding what to look for. So a sinus rhythm is going to have a P wave followed by a QRS complex and a T wave. And this is going to be repetitive. A junctional rhythm, because it originates from the AV node and not the sinus node, is not going to have the P wave. So you're going to see a straight line QRS complex T wave. Straight line, QRS complex, T wave. So that's the difference between the two.

So again, differentiating different rhythms is understanding what to look for. So a sinus rhythm is going to have a P wave followed by a QRS complex and a T wa…

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  • Differentiating Rhythms
  • Sinus Rhythm
  • P wave, QRS complex, T wave
  • Repetitive Pattern
  • Junctional Rhythm
  • Originates from AV node
  • No P wave
  • Straight line, QRS complex, T wave
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So again, differentiating different rhythms is understanding what to look for. So a sinus rhythm is going to have a P wave followed by a QRS complex and a T wave. And this is going to be repetitive. A junctional rhythm, because it originates from the AV node and not the sinus node, is not going to have the P wave. So you're going to see a straight line QRS complex T wave. Straight line, QRS complex, T wave. So that's the difference between the two.

"So again, differentiating different rhythms is understanding what to look for."

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