Each QRS complex is preceded by a P wave that is upright in lead II. This suggests a sinus origin for the rhythm.
The QRS complexes are narrow, indicating that the ventricular activation is proceeding normally.
The rhythm appears regular, and the P-P and R-R intervals are relatively constant. The rate is within the normal range for a sinus rhythm.
NSR
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