Which of the following indicates a positive tilt test result? Heart rate decrease of 8 bpm and BP increase of 10 mmHg. Heart rate increase of 8 bpm and BP decrease of 10 mmHg. Heart rate decrease of 22 bpm and BP increase of 30 mmHg. Heart rate increase of 22 bpm and BP decrease of 30 mmHg.
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