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I fear I may have become a massive EKG nerd. I just started trying to watch the first episode of The Pitt season two and had to rage quit about five minutes in. 😡😤
Below is an extremely nerdy (and possibly judgy) medical rant, proceed at your own risk…
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Imagine Loki being super supportive when you decide to pursue a more advanced nursing degree than you already have. “Just think! I’ll be even better at my work, so I’ll have more confidence. And that means I’ll be able to be more help to my patients! And, hey, who’s to say I wouldn’t even get a raise?”
Naturally, your usually-mischievous husband is more than happy to take on a “study buddy” role to help you prepare for licensure exams, clinicals, and the like.
He even uses his shifting abilities to mimic various injuries so you can practice your trauma skills, and quizzes you at random times.
When did Loki become an expert on interpreting EKGs? Last night, of course.
My mom don’t ever pick up when I call.
I don't want to keep playing to online school
Instructor’s Manual For Understanding Ekgs: A Practical Approach, 5th Edition By Brenda M. Beasley
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Practice test bank covering electrocardiography principles, waveform analysis, arrhythmias, and patient care.
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Test Bank For Basic Arrhythmias With 12-lead Ekgs, 9th Edition By Gail Walraven
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Comprehensive EKG assessment tool with questions on dysrhythmias, rhythm interpretation, and clinical decision-making.
Portraying Normal EKGs in Art!
Seen a few artists get this wrong but this is the basic anatomy for an ECG waveform:
You NEED the P "wave", the QRS complex, and the T wave to portray a normal rhythm.
On real monitoring equipment the waveforms can look a little fuzzier and this is usually from eletrical interference but these three pieces of the waveform are essential unless you're trying to portray a pathology (i.e. something wrong with the heart)
Fast heart beat has shorter space between QRS complexes:
And the opposite with bradycardia (slow heart beat):
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Amazing resource for normal and abnormal ECGs: Dialed Medics (trace away! Lol)
Me: huh this 12 lead EKG looks Weird. Everything's all inverted, all these negative deflections, hardly any amplitude in the precordials ...
Me: oh wait it's upside down.
