Please provide the name the 12-lead and answer the 11 steps in the additional picture. Thank you! Ex. of how to name.... SINUS TACHYCARDIA W/ ACUTE ANTERIOR MI ; LOW LATERAL MI negative in a VR and positive in Lead II.3 Twave and U wave- Normally the T wave is upright in those leads with positive QRScomplexes. The T wave is normally positive in leads V3-V6 in adults. It is normally(as with quinidine).Also look for prominent U waves, which may be a sign of hypokalemia or drug effectⒸ Rhythm (regisseg.)HR range3PR interval (normal 0.12,-0.79) Conduction block(24) QRS width (normal 50.12)(5) P-wave size (Looking for Atrial enlargement) (Lopud II,RightAtrialMean GRS axis (LeadIt, avf)@ QRS voltage (Looking for Vent Hypertrophy)ⒸR. Wave progress (V₁-VC)Abnormal & Waves(151 segment10 Namesleftotrial 61AFM"Whe43FFKk k k k k khmLCkh k w WALKKK k k k k

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Please provide the name the 12-lead and answer the 11 steps in the additional picture. Thank you!  Ex. of how to name.... SINUS TACHYCARDIA W/ ACUTE ANTERIOR MI ; LOW LATERAL MI negative in a VR and positive in Lead II.3 Twave and U wave- Normally the T wave is upright in those leads with positive QRScomplexes. The T wave is normally positive in leads V3-V6 in adults. It is normally(as with quinidine).Also look for prominent U waves, which may be a sign of hypokalemia or drug effectⒸ Rhythm (regisseg.)HR range3PR interval (normal 0.12,-0.79) Conduction block(24) QRS width (normal 50.12)(5) P-wave size (Looking for Atrial enlargement) (Lopud II,RightAtrialMean GRS axis (LeadIt, avf)@ QRS voltage (Looking for Vent Hypertrophy)ⒸR. Wave progress (V₁-VC)Abnormal & Waves(151 segment10 Namesleftotrial 61AFM&#34;Whe43FFKk k k k k khmLCkh k w WALKKK k k k k

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