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Afib
Aflutter
Asystole
Coarse VFib
Fine VFib
Sinus tachy
Mobitz Type I / Wenckebach
1st Degree AVB
Type II AV Block
3rd Degree AV Block
Sinus Tachy
Sinus Brady
Polymorphic VT
Monomorphic VT
SR with reentrant SVT