Fill in the information below for the ekg rhythm strip? 7. T WAVE:Interpretation Based On The Above Findings:L1. RATE:2. RHYTHM:3. P WAVE:4. QRS COMPLEX:5. PR INTERVAL:PresentNormal6. ST Segment:7. T WAVE:À(bpm) Atrial RateRegularAbsentسله اللllllUpright RetrogradePositive NegativeAbsentWideSecondsSecondsInvertedNarrowVariesOn the isoelectric linePresentNormal(bpm)Ventricular RateIrregularPresentInvertedSecondsPresentNarrowWideConstantAbove isoelectric lineAbsentInvertedInterpretation Based On The Above Findings:COPYRIGHTED BY OPRET EDUCATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.RHYTHMSTRIP2Below isoelectric line7.Page 155Interpreta1. RATE:2. RHYTH3. P WAV4. QRS CO5. PRINTE6. ST Segm7. TWAVEInterpretatiCOPYRIGH

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