Nurses frequently monitor electrocardiograms. This includes nurses working in community clinics or neonatal, pediatric, or adult ICUs; emergency departments; and labor and delivery units, to name a few. Physicians expect nurses to understand the basics of cardiac monitoring as well as the ability to recognize important and lethal changes, such as arrhythmias.
In this course, we’ll break down the electrocardiogram into its individual units to help you better understand how to read and analyze cardiac strips. You’ll learn a step-by-step method that can be applied to the analysis of all strips, which will help you see what’s going on and spot abnormalities.
Additionally, you’ll learn about common abnormal electrocardiogram activity and rhythms, along with some cardiac diseases that are accompanied by certain electrocardiogram changes.
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The best ECG lesson out there. It is broken down step by step for better understanding. Ms. Rhonda you're one of the few teachers out there truly born with the gift to teach! Thank you so much!!!
The content is engaging, entertaining & to the point!!! I love this woman. I feel like she has also got to be funny IRL.
She is just a great teacher, makes learning fun and easier to understand, and just down to earth, approachable and good heart.
I appreciate so much how everything is broken down. My understanding for every topic (not just heart rates) is improving.