Describe what is happening physiologically in each of the parts of the EKG listed: Electrocardiogram   P wave- atrial depolarization   QRS complex- ventricular depolarization (atrial repolarization)   T wave- ventricular repolarization   PR interval   QT interval   Tachycardia   Bradycardia   Fibrillation

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