A 70 year old man is performing an echocardiography as part of his cardiac follow-up. The physician commented that his Ejection fraction is normal.
What is the single most likely interpretation of this man’s ECG finding?

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A 70 year old man is performing an echocardiography as part of his cardiac follow-up. The physician commented that his Ejection fraction is normal. 
 What is the single most likely interpretation    of this man’s ECG finding?

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The ratio between the amount of blood ejected per beat in relation to the end-diastolic volume is normal

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The ratio between the amount of blood ejected per beat in relation to the stroke volume is normal

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The ratio between the amount of blood ejected per minute in relation to the end-diastolic volume is normal

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The ratio between the amount of blood ejected per beat in relation to the end-systolic volume is normal

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