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12 Lead EKG's Demystified - A Behind The Scenes Look
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12 Lead EKG's Demystified - A Behind The Scenes Look

Basic EKG and Beyond
Created byJen Carlquist
Last updated 8/2017
English
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What you'll learn

  • Determine the culprit lesion in acute MI
  • Identify the normal cardiac conduction
  • How to assess heart rate

Course content

1 section4 lectures1h 0m total length
  • Segment One18:54

    Learn basic 12-lead EKG interpretation using a practical 10-step approach to rate, rhythm, intervals, and wave morphology, with normal sinus rhythm as reference.

  • Segment Two14:57

    Learn to interpret 12-lead EKGs, assess PR and QT intervals, identify P, QRS, and T waves, and recognize high-risk patterns like Brugada syndrome, LV strain, and LAD occlusion.

  • EKG Made Easy Third Set19:52

    Map the 12-lead ECG to the heart, recognize contiguous and reciprocal changes, and identify clues for inferior infarction, posterior involvement, and hyperkalemia patterns such as sine waves.

  • Ekg Made Easy Segment Four6:28

    Explore practical EKG interpretation through case-based troubleshooting, distinguishing SVT from ventricular tachycardia, recognizing pacemaker and lead artifacts, and learning to read the rhythm beyond machine interpretations.

Requirements

  • General basic knowledge about EKG's

Description

  • Review normal cardiac conduction

  • Normal intervals and wave morphology

  • How to assess heart rate using the EKG and just a rhythm strip

  • The PQRST model of EKG interpretation will be discussed

  • Normal EKG review

  • Where’s the STEMI? A basic review

  • Trouble Shooting the EKG, to include artifact and 60 cycle interference

This course is designed to give you the foundation for reading EKG's. You will learn a systematic response for interpretation. All levels are welcome in this course.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to learn about interpreting EKGs