Interpretation of abnormal EKG report

What does  this interpertation mean
Abnormal rhythm  
possible right ventricular hypertrophy ( some /all of ; prominence in V1,late transition, RAD, RAE, SSS
rapid atrial rhythm (120 deg. = <P axis = <270 deg.
Ventrical  rate 70 bpm
nonspecific  T wave abnormality (flat T wave or Negative T wave  V4, V5, V6

Vent.  Rate        71
PR                        144ms
Qrs  dur.             94 ms
QT/ QTs int.       388/424ms
P/ QRS/T axis     174/171/150
RV5/SV1 amp.    0.91/ 0.50 mV (R+S 1.41 mV)

10 mm/mV 25 mm/s filter (H60 d) 100Hz

[Jerry_NJ]

You post is too technical for most of us, for me at least.

Did your doctor say anything about the EKG results?  He HR looks fine, is it regular, not arrhythmic?  Did you doctor say anything about the "P" wave?  I see some numbers there but don't know what they mean.  A missing or very weak "P" wave is often a sign of atrial fibrillation, but if you have that you ventricle rate should be irregular.

Again, I can't give any useful reaction to the numbers.