Select the TRUE statement/s: Calcium channel blocker will affect which phase/s of thecardiac muscle cell action potential?Copyright © McGraw-Hill Education. Permission required for reproduction or display.+30-Membrane potential (mv)+10.-10--30--50--70--900O A) Phase 1OB) Phase 2OC) Phase 3(b) Electrical events at the sarcolemma of a cardiacmuscle cellOD) Phase 430.15Time (seconds)OE) All of the aboveRMP0.30

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