The other characteristic in second-degree type I block is that the impulse is not conducted and the ________ is dropped.
A) QRS
B) ST
C) PVC
D) AED

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In second-degree type I block, also known as Wenckebach block, the impulses are progressively delayed until one impulse is not conducted and the QRS complex is dropped. The ST segment and PVCs are not directly affected by this type of block, and AEDs are not related to cardiac conduction.

The Other Characteristic in Second-Degree Type I Block Is That