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Please interpret this ekg , the cause and the treatment.

MANUAL.
Alarm Audio: All on, Alarm volume (High&medio in QTc: 390ms, ST(IT
HR(ECG):69/min, ECG Size: 1x, Pacemaker: Off,
Arrhythmia
1mV
EDG
0.5mV/Di
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10.5mV/D
25mm/s,
21 Jun 2023 14:05. Spet priority):
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volume
NIBP: 129/72195)mmHg 14 00 RRC Imped. 32/min
2.1mm, Filter Monitoring.
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