Fill in information for identifying the ekg rhythm strip? 6.7. T WAVE:Interpretation Based On The Above Findings:1. RATE:2. RHYTHM:3. P WAVE:912124. QRS COMPLEX:Normal5. PR INTERVAL:(bpm) Atrial RateRegularAbsentUpright RetrogradePositiveNegativeAbsentWidehSecondsSecondsNarrowVaries6. ST Segment: loh On the isoelectric line7. T WAVE:PresentNormalInterpretation Based On The Above Findings:(bpm) Ventricular RateIrregularPresenthInverted obargouSecondsPresentNarrowWideConstantAbove isoelectric lineAbsentInvertedabiwRHYTHMSTRIP10JAVANTABelow isoelectric linebutt svodd off 201RVED.Int1.2.290 70 Page3-

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