1. First ECG clearly indicates, it is a CHB(Complete Heart Block) case. Because the rhythms are very irregular and there is no coordination between the P wave and Qrs wave.
It is a medical emergency where there is any blockage in the atrioventricular pathway.
If it persists then an artificial pacemaker is required.
2. In the second ECG, the P wave is completely absent and there is regular rhythm. So, clearly looks like a junctional rhythm.
If the pacemaker(SA node) of the heart is not inducing impulse then the impulse will be generated from the AV node it is called a junctional rhythm.
There may be many reasons like Myocardial infarction and electrolyte imbalance. An artificial pacemaker is required if there is no recovery.
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