We take an ECG for a patient that has been feeling fatigued. We notice that there is a large delay between their T and P waves. From this information, where is this patient likely having an issue? O Left and Right Bundle Branches O Purkinje Fibers O Atrioventricular Node O Sinoatrial Node O Bundle of His A O O O 0O

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