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Ventricular Ectopy vs. Aberrancy

COURSE INTRODUCTION In the acute care setting, the challenge of assessing the heart's electrical activity lies in differentiating a significant change or changes from the many clinical benign changes that may be seen in the rhythm or morphology of the wave form. One such differentiation, Ventricular...

Basic Cardiac Monitoring: Dysrhythmias of the AV Node and Ventricles, Part I

COURSE INTRODUCTION The Basic Cardiac Monitoring series contains six CE courses: Understanding Fundamentals Setting Up Cardiac Monitors Dysrhythmias of the SA Node and Atria, Part I Dysrhythmias of the SA Node and Atria, Part II Dysrhythmias of the AV Node and Ventricles, Part I Dysrhythmias of the AV...

Basic Cardiac Monitoring: Dysrhythmias of the AV Node and Ventricles, Part II

COURSE INTRODUCTION The Basic Cardiac Monitoring series contains six CE courses: - Understanding Fundamentals- Setting Up Cardiac Monitors- Dysrhythmias of the SA Node and Atria, Part I- Dysrhythmias of the SA Node and Atria, Part II- Dysrhythmias of the AV Node and Ventricles, Part I- Dysrhythmias of...

Basic Cardiac Monitoring: Dysrhythmias of the SA Node and Atria, Part I

Basic Cardiac Monitoring: Dysrhythmias of the SA Node and Atria, Part II

Basic Cardiac Monitoring: Setting Up Cardiac Monitors

Basic Cardiac Monitoring: Understanding Fundamentals

COURSE INTRODUCTION To complete this course, you must do the following: - Read the Overview and Course Objectives. - Study the Terminology. - Read the course material. - Complete the Learning Activity. - Complete the Post Test with a score of 80% or more. The material is organized around the following...

Determining Electrical Axis

COURSE INTRODUCTION You're looking at two 12-lead ECG's taken on the same day. It is the same patient with no change in medical therapy, but the configuration of the QRS is different. Maybe one of the leads that was positive in the morning is negative now, or maybe it is just less positive than before....

EKG Interpretation and Response

COURSE INTRODUCTION To complete this course, you must do the following: - Read the Overall and Course Objectives. - Study the Terminology. - Study the Content. - Complete the Learning Activity. - Complete the Post Test with a passing score of 80% or more. OVERVIEW This course provides a brief summary...

EKG Interpretation and Response: Sinus Dysrhythmias

EKG Interpretation and Response: Ventricular Dysrhythmias and Patient Care

EKG Interpretation and Response: Anatomy of the Heart, Reading an EKG

EKG Interpretation and Response: Atrial Dysrhythmias, Junctional Dysrhythmias, Heart Block

Intraventricular Conduction Disturbances

COURSE INTRODUCTION You get confident with rhythm first. That's something you can assess fairly accurately from the monitor. But maybe there's a normal rhythm hiding a heartbeat that's severely compromised. You've got to look inside the pattern to learn that. It's the waveform that communicates the integrity...