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the P and QRS waves of a normal ECG result from ____ and ______, respectivelya. atrial repolarization -- ventricular repolarization b. atrial depolarization -- ventricular depolarization c. SA node depolarization -- AV node depolarization d. SA node repolarization -- AV node repolarization
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