n an EKG reading: Othe P wave corresponds to the AV node firing. the QRS complex corresponds to a time when ventricular pressure is greater than atrial pressure. OWhen in sympathetic mode, the AV Bundle will be receiving impulses at a faster rate then when in parasympathetic mode.

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