Words to Describe dysrhythmia

How dysrhythmia often is described ("________ dysrhythmia")

• embryonic
• hereditary
• gastric
• respiratory
• rare
• intermittent
• paroxysmal
• sudden
• sustained
• nonspecific
• benign
• supraventricular
• generalised
• definite
• specific
• term
• evoked
• ectopic
• chronic
• acute
• commonest
• characteristic
• terminal
• sinus
• lethal
• common
• primary
• postoperative
• subclinical
• slow
• intestinal
• mild
• persistent
• epileptic
• asymptomatic
• spontaneous
• moderate
• rapid
• transient
• serious
• focal
• cardiac
• cerebral
• symptomatic
• uncontrolled
• induced
• threatening
• fetal
• diffuse
• thalamocortical
• electrical
• frequent
• abnormal
• dangerous
• slight
• septal
• triggered
• malignant
• temporal
• myocardial
• existing
• atrial
• refractory
• fatal
• recurrent
• spike
• preexisting
• trivial
• cortical
• circadian
• electroencephalographic
• significant
• severe
• occipital
• subconvulsive
• ventricular
• complex
• generalized