Question

question 16 of 20 what is the rhythm? select your answer. accelerated junctional normal sinus rhythm sinus tachycardia atrial flutter

Explanation:

In a normal sinus rhythm, the P - waves are upright in lead II, there is a regular rhythm, and the rate is typically 60 - 100 beats per minute. In the given ECG, we see regular P - waves before each QRS complex, upright P - waves in lead II, and a rate within the normal range. There are no signs of the saw - tooth pattern of atrial flutter, no accelerated junctional rhythm (which would lack normal P - waves), and the rate is not fast enough for sinus tachycardia.

Answer:

B. Normal Sinus Rhythm