First degree AV block physical examination

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Overview

First degree AV block is an incidental finding on an EKG and is not associated with specific physical examination findings.

Physical Examination

Heart

Auscultation

Probable physical exam findings on auscultation include:

The duration of this murmur may be reduced after administration of atropine which shortens the PR interval.

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