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what the risks are --> ecg, his electrogram, his bundle electrography, test that measures electrical activity, the heart known, the bundle of his, bundle of his, group of fibers that carry an electrical impulse, the center, the heart to ensure the sequence, the heart's contractions, his bundle electrography is part of an electrophysiology, ep, study, given a mild sedative, an intravenous catheter, iv line, started in arm, the administration of medication, electrocardiogram, ecg, leads, placed on extremities, a cardiologist inserts a catheter, a small incision, vein in arm, neck, groin after cleansing the site, numbing it, a local anesthetic, catheter is then threaded, heart using an x-ray image technique, fluoroscopy to guide the insertion, heart is monitored by ecg, arrhythmias, catheter placement, catheter, is equipped, an electrode, measures the electrical activity, the bundle of his, food, fluid, restricted 6 to 8 hours, procedure takes place, hospital, enter the hospital the night, enter, an outpatient, inpatient the morning, the procedure, explain the procedure, its risks, his bundle electrography, witnessed, signed consent, half an hour, the procedure, receive a mild sedative, last from 1 to several hours, must wear hospital clothing, infants, children, test depends on child's age, prepare child, infant test/procedure preparation, birth to 1 year, toddler test/procedure preparation, 1 to 3 years, preschooler test/procedure preparation, 3 to 6 years, schoolage test/procedure preparation, 6 to 12 years, adolescent test/procedure preparation, 12 to 18 years, awake, able to follow instructions, an incision is made into a vein in arm, neck, groin, threading the catheter, heart, local anesthesia is given to insert the catheter, sensation is one of pressure, site, discomfort, arise from having to remain still, prolonged period of time, this test performed, reasons, to find the specific location of a block, in the electrical conduction, the heart, pacemaker placement, implementation of a medication regimen, to diagnose dysrhythmias conduction intervals, appropriately spaced, abnormal results, chronic conduction system disease, carotid sinus pressure, recent heart attack, ingestion of drugs, atrial disease, risks, the procedure, cardiac arrhythmias, cardiac tamponade, trauma, vein, artery, low blood pressure, infection, embolism from blood clots, tip, the catheter, hemorrhage, stroke, heart attack.