A condition in which no rhythm or electrical current travels through the cardiac conduction system is known as:
A)atrial kick.
B)apnea.
C)syncope.
D)asystole.

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Asystole is the medical term for cardiac arrest, which is the absence of any rhythm or electrical activity in the heart's conduction system. Atrial kick refers to the contraction of the atria that contributes to the filling of the ventricles, apnea refers to the cessation of breathing, and syncope refers to a temporary loss of consciousness.

A Condition in Which No Rhythm or Electrical Current Travels