Atrial Fibrillation

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  1. 2. class III antiarrhythmic use for rate control
  2. 6. procedure where abnormal electrical cells are burned to reduce extra signaling
  3. 7. a synchronized shock delivered to reset heart rhythm
  4. 10. testing done before cardioversion to check for clots
  5. 12. use anticoagulation to minimize risk of what
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  1. 1. a common adverse effect of medications
  2. 3. a common beta blocker used for rate control
  3. 4. a dangerous risk from atrial fibrillation
  4. 5. an irregular heart rhythm characterized by rapid uncoordinated electrical activity in the atria
  5. 8. method of medication administration for acute use in the ED
  6. 9. ion blocked from movement with Diltiazem
  7. 11. atria do this motion due to increased electrical activity