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    What is normal sinus rhythm?

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    Dr Jason Kaplan

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    Dr. Jason Kaplan is a specialist adult cardiologist and physician. Dr. Kaplan studied Medicine at UNSW and graduated with Honours in 1999 then completed his … View Profile

    The normal sinus rhythm is the normal rhythm of a person’s heart. The sinus node is a piece of cardiac electrical tissue, located in the person’s right atrium and usually this is where all cardiac electrical activity originates from. When the sinus node is initiating cardiac activity it is called normal sinus rhythm.

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