Question

question 7 of 20
what is the rhythm? select your answer.
atrial flutter
idioventricular rhythm
sinus bradycardia
junctional rhythm

Explanation:

1. Analyze the ECG waveform: In an idioventricular rhythm, the QRS complexes are wide and there is usually no P - wave association. In the given ECG, we see wide QRS complexes without clear P - waves preceding them.
2. Rule out other rhythms: Atrial flutter has characteristic saw - tooth like flutter waves. Sinus bradycardia has normal P - QRS - T complexes with a slow rate. Junctional rhythm has narrow QRS complexes and may have retrograde P - waves or no P - waves before the QRS.

Answer:

B. Idioventricular Rhythm