Fill information below on identifying the ekg rhythm strip EKG TEXTL RATE:2 RHYTHM:PWAVE:4QRS COMPLEX:PRINTERVAL:ST Segment:STWAVE:OOK: THEORY AND PRACTICAL FUNDAMENTALSسلسللسلسل(bpm) Atrial RateRegularAbsentUpright RetrogradePositiveNegativeAbsentWideSecondsSecondsNarrowVariesOn the isoelectric linePresentNormalterpretation Based On The Above Findings: _(bpm)Ventricular RateIrregularPresentInvertedSecondsPresentNarrowWideConstantAbove isoelectric lineAbsentInvertedRHYTHMSTRIP7Below isoelectric line

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