This ECG appears largely normal, with:

A short PR can be a normal variant, but it sometimes reflects faster-than-usual AV-node conduction or, less commonly, an accessory electrical pathway. In classic WPW pre-excitation, there is also usually a wide QRS and delta wave; those are not obvious here. This is consistent with the machine wording: “Sinus rhythm with short PR, otherwise normal ECG.” A short PR by itself does not establish WPW. MSD description of WPW ECG features

So: not completely “normal” because the PR is short, but there is no obvious dangerous acute abnormality on this photo. The tracing should be reviewed by the clinician who ordered it, particularly if you have palpitations, fainting, chest pain, breathlessness, or a family history of sudden cardiac death.

Seek urgent care now for chest pressure/pain, fainting, severe shortness of breath, or a sustained fast/irregular heartbeat.