Question: what is atrial fibrillation with slow ventricular response?
Answer: AF is often described as having 'rapid ventricular response' once the ventricular rate is > 100 bpm. 'Slow' AF is a term often used to describe AF with a ventricular rate < 60 bpm. Causes of 'slow' AF include hypothermia, digoxin toxicity, medications, and sinus node dysfunction.