The physical exam is usually remarkable for bradycardia. Most of the patients' will have cannon A-waves on the JVP exam due to the simultaneous contraction of atria and ventricles that lead to significant pushing of blood against the AV valve. Particularly with heart rates below 40/min, patients might also demonstrate findings consistent with decompensated heart failure and respiratory distress, such as diaphoresis, altered mental status, tachypnea, cold skin, and decreased capillary refill.
Third degree AV block physical examination
Second degree AV block physical examination
First degree AV block physical examination
Right bundle branch block physical examination
Supraventricular tachycardia physical examination
Premature atrial contraction physical examination
Atrial flutter physical examination
Atrioventricular canal physical examination