I'm a (retired) Electrical Engineer and my career goes back to the days of looking at an oscilloscope to analyze electronic signals and transients - so there is something familiar about looking at the EKG traces, but that's where it ends I suffer from atrial fibrillation and know that means the P-wave is suppressed, or below the level of detection by the EKG... in your traces I note the P-wave isn't much of a signal in any case. As I comment on this special day, Christmas, I say I wish you a Merry Christmas.
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