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Case Details
The purpose of this account is to help clinicians, specifically paramedics, go through the steps on identifying and evaluating an electrocardiogram.
Steps to Identify:
- Identify the rate
- Identify the rhythm
- Look for axis deviation
- Check for hemi-blocks
- Identify bundle branch blocks
- Check for hypertrophy
- Look for ischemia, injury, infarct (say none if it doesn't exist)
Case Examples
Example Case 1
Description: Identify the rate, rhythm, axis deviation, hemi-blocks, bundle branch blocks, hypertrophy, ischemia, injury, infarct. View Case
Example Case 2
Description: The purpose of this account is to help clinicians, specifically paramedics. First, identify the rate, rhythm, axis deviation, hemi-blocks, bundle branch blocks, hypertrophy, ischemia, injury, infarct. View Case
Example Case 3
Description: Identify the rate, rhythm, axis deviation, hemi-blocks, bundle branch blocks, hypertrophy, ischemia, injury, infarct. View Case
Example Case 4
Description: The purpose of this account is to help clinicians, specifically paramedics, go through the steps on identifying and evaluating an electrocardiogram. View Case