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Widely fixed split S2

Large ASD


RBBB

Narrow S2

Pulmonary HTN

Holosystolic murmurs x3

MR>TR, and VSD

Pericarditis Tx

NSAIDS, colchicine, rest

Basics of EKG normalcy

P for every QRS, QRS for every P


Up going P in lead 1 and aVF


Same P wave morphology