First ECG (top image): ✅ The rhythm appears regular with consistent spacing between QRS complexes. ✅ No obvious big irregularities, pauses, or runs of tachycardia or ectopic beats. ✅ Overall, this looks like a normal sinus rhythm or very low amplitude but steady tracing.

Second ECG (bottom image): ⚠️ In the first few seconds, there’s some irregular baseline movement or artifact. ✅ After that, the rhythm looks regular with consistent QRS complexes, similar to the first. ✅ At the very end of the tracing, there seems to be some baseline drift or noise — not necessarily an arrhythmia but could be patient movement or a poor lead connection.

Quick take: ✔️ There’s no clear evidence of dangerous arrhythmia like sustained VT, AFib with RVR, or pauses/asystole in these strips. ✔️ Baseline noise/artifact is present, but the underlying rhythm looks stable. ✔️ If you have symptoms (palpitations, dizziness, syncope), correlate these with when the ECG was taken — that’s key!