Which condition might be treated with a pacemaker? A.hemorrhagic stroke B. atherosclerosis C. heart failure D. arrhythmia

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asked Nov 26, 2022 63.4k views

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Which condition might be treated with a pacemaker?

A.hemorrhagic stroke

B. atherosclerosis

C. heart failure

D. arrhythmia

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Heart failure because it’s the most condition of a pacemaker

Bandham Manikanta answered Dec 1, 2022

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