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Course Description: The 12-lead ECG Course is a 30-hour comprehensive course. For rhythms coverage, we recommend the Animated Rhythms Course. It is recommended that, if time permits, the participant read the first 129 pages of the Textbook (12-lead ECG Interpretation for the Medical Personnel) before beginning the online portion of the 12-lead Course. This will aid in the approach which Dr. Stanley takes to the interpretation of the 12-lead ECG.
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Important note: You will have to move through the course in a step-wise, “page-by-page” fashion. The course is intentionally designed to not allow you to skip over any online pages, questions or sections.
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- Section 1: Anatomy and physiology of the Normal Heart
- The special electrical conduction tissue
- Intervals and their Normal Range
- Attachment of the Leads
- Section 2: Vector Concepts
- Predicting the waveshape of the Normal 12-Lead ECG
- Section 3: Characteristic of the T-wave
- Section 4: Homework Exercises
Student Assignments
- Textbook Pages 1-36 1H-10H, 56H-60H (Handbook found in back of text)
- Workbook Pages 1-6, 23-25 Interactive Coloring Page 2
- Practice Worksheet #1, Page 5
- You may opt to refer to additional reading assignments above pertaining to this module. NOTE: This reading assignment will refer to the written material (text and workbook) you received in the mail. The following will utilize the Tracings Manual: Homework Sets #1 and # 2; Exercise Set #1