(B) IV II VI II Reference: Ref 15-3 Describe the effect of adding acetylcholine to the area indicated by arrow IV in the figure. Select one: O a. Complete stopping of the heart O b. Deceleration of heart rate Acceleration of heart rate d. There is no effect.

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