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Could you please answer this ekg. Thank you so much. Regularity- Rate- P wave Present Y or N- PRI- QRS- Interpretation-

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EUDY, JOYCE 000001118854. 7 Feb 2023 10:17
07 Speed: 25mm
Pacema Yolume (High&medium prior STXJ6 4mm Filter Monitor
SP02 98% PRCSpO2) 87/min. NIBP: 152/72x100mmHg 10:00. RRCImped. > 11
11/min
1mv
ECC II 0.5mV/Di
2
ECG I 0.5mV/DIV
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Alarm Audio All
90/min, ECG Size: 1x:
Arrhythmia Full.

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