Having trouble reading this sinus strip W= P Waves= R WavesObservation1. What is the calculated Heart Rate?2. What is the rhythm? Regular or Irregular?3. How is atrial activity related to ventricularactivity? Is there a P wave before each QRS?4. Are P waves upright and uniform?5. What is the length of the PR interval?6. Do all QRS complexes look alike?Diagnosis:Sinus RhythmInterpretation

This ECG shows sinus rhythm heart rate.

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