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Normal ECG: Rate and Rhythm

Normal ECG: Rate and Rhythm. Read chapters 4 and 22. ECG Interpretation*. Standardization Rate RR interval Heart rate Rhythm PP interval P wave width, height, shape, etc. PR interval QRS width (and height) axis R wave progression abnormal Q waves ST segment T waves

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Building a Program of Research: 15 Tips

Building a Program of Research: 15 Tips. From Doctoral Student to Academic Faculty. Using ECG information to improve patient care. Improving nursing practice related to ECG monitoring. Pick a topic you are passionate about from your own clinical experience. Annals of Internal Medicine 1986.

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Syncope

Syncope. The only difference between syncope and sudden death is that in one you wake up. 1. UHN/MSH AIMGP Seminar 2007 Yash Patel. 1 Engel GL. Psychologic stress, vasodepressor syncope, and sudden death. Ann Intern Med 1978; 89: 403-412. References.

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Electrocardiogram

Electrocardiogram. Chaisit Sangtawesin Queen Sirikit National Institute of Child Health. Chaisit Sangtawesin, Queen Sirikit National Institute of Child Health. Chaisit Sangtawesin, Queen Sirikit National Institute of Child Health.

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Evidence-Based Practice

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The Heart

The Heart. The Heart. right pulmonary arteries semilunar valves right atrium superior vena cava right pulmonary veins Inferior vena cava septum aorta left pulmonary arteries pulmonary trunk left ventricle left pulmonary veins right ventricle left atrium atrioventricular valve.

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ARRYTHMIAS IN THE YOUNG

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ARRYTHMIAS IN THE YOUNG

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ECG Rhythm Interpretation

ECG Rhythm Interpretation. Module VI Advanced 12-Lead Interpretation. The 12-Lead ECG. The 12-Lead ECG contains a wealth of information. In Module V you learned that ST segment elevation in two leads is suggestive of an acute myocardial infarction. In this module we will cover:

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ECGs (again!)

ECGs (again!). Mary L. Dohrmann, MD Professor of Clinical Medicine Division of Cardiovascular Medicine. ECG Interpretation. Practice! Practice! Practice!. http://ecg.bidmc.harvard.edu/maven/mavenmain.asp. What is ECG Wave-Maven?

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Cardiovascular Diseases and ECG tracings

Cardiovascular Diseases and ECG tracings. Cardiologist for the day!. Cardiovascular Disease. Diseases and injuries that include: The Heart Blood vessels of the heart Blood vessels of the body. Cardiovascular Disease In Canada. A stroke is a considered a cardiovascular disease

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More Than A Gesture

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The Perils and Pitfalls of ECG Recording

The Perils and Pitfalls of ECG Recording. Jane Mackenzie Chris Monaco. What is an ECG and Why do we record it?. An ECG records the electrical activity of the heart muscle ECG recordings are used to- Identify normal and abnormal heart rhythms To diagnose life threatening conditions

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Electrocardiography

By Michelle Ramsey. Electrocardiography. What is it?. A diagnostic device Shows the hearts electrical activity Noninvasive Shows the hearts beating rate Heart beat regularity. History. Early 1900s Einthoven Submerging limbs into salt water Nobel Peace Prize. How It Works.

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Electrocardiography

By Michelle Ramsey. Electrocardiography. What is it?. A diagnostic device Shows the hearts electrical activity Noninvasive Shows the hearts beating rate Heart beat regularity. History. Early 1900s Einthoven Submerging limbs into salt water Nobel Peace Prize. How It Works.

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Emergency/Urgent Referral* (3) -Pt acutely unwell with palpitations

May 2010. Pathway for the referral of patients with suspected cardiac arrhythmia, cardiac syncope or SCD (guidance notes on back). History, Examination, Pulse palpation, ECG , +/- Echo. Transient palpitations Clear evidence of vasovagal symptoms (1). Suspected AF Confirmed by abnormal ECG.

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Emergency/Urgent Referral* (3) -Pt acutely unwell with palpitations

May 2010. Pathway for the referral of patients with suspected cardiac arrhythmia, cardiac syncope or SCD (guidance notes on back). History, Examination, Pulse palpation, ECG , +/- Echo. Transient palpitations Clear evidence of vasovagal symptoms (1). Suspected AF Confirmed by abnormal ECG.

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Emergency/Urgent Referral* (3) -Pt acutely unwell with palpitations

May 2010. Pathway for the referral of patients with suspected cardiac arrhythmia, cardiac syncope or SCD (guidance notes on back). History, Examination, Pulse palpation, ECG , +/- Echo. Transient palpitations Clear evidence of vasovagal symptoms (1). Suspected AF Confirmed by abnormal ECG.

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