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The document discusses the physiology of cardiac impulse formation and conduction, detailing the phases of action potentials in the heart. It defines arrhythmia as a condition involving disturbances in pacemaker impulse formation or conduction, and outlines various classes of antiarrhythmic drugs, their mechanisms, uses, and side effects. Additionally, it covers other treatments like adenosine and magnesium, as well as the implantation of pacemakers for managing heart rhythm.
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- tiwil.lestari19
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- EN