Join our EKG Workshop for practical, no-fluff clinical insights you can use immediately.
Go back to the basics reviewing each wave, the intervals and what each part of the conduction system does.
By looking at the EKG based on their complaint, it allows you to look for specific high risk findings. Do you know the 5 things you should always look for and document on any patient with palpitations? Do you know how to find an S1 q3 t3 and why this MATTERS?
What is a Q wave and when do I worry about it?
So many STEMI mimics will try to fool you (Benign early repolarization, pericarditis to name a few). How to spot the subtle ischemia that is often read by the machine software as non specific ST changes.
This is where we put it altogether with the heart model and connect the dots between what we are seeing on the surface EKG and how it relates to the anatomy.
17 Cases that we will do together, with you looking over my shoulder, showing you every finding, using a step by step approach.
"I've been a PA for 20 years...This class has actually helped me understand EKGS... I am recertifying for the third time and I think I am ready!"
"I was taking this course to prepare for the PANCE. I would highly recommend this course. It was nice to have a hands on workbook to compare it to the power point. it not just someone trying to teach you on a big screen -the hands on examples I so recommend them."
"This was absolutely fantastic. Her passion for the information filters out to the class. The explanations were very simple and easy to understand."
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