It would help to have some context to see exactly what you are talking about, but -> P wave is an atrial depolarization. Non-conducted P waves do not produce a QRS complex for some reason, indicating possibly an AV block. Basically, the electrical signal generated by atrial depolarization is not transmitted to the ventricles.
Here is an example non-conducted P wave in the context of an AV block (I guess this is a second degree AV block type II). Note the 5th P wave that does not produce a QRS complex after it. This is a non-conducted P wave.
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