Lesson 1: The normal ECG and lead placement · 7 min
Place the electrodes for a standard 12-lead ECG and describe what a normal recording shows.
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What learners can do at the end of each lesson. Minutes are an estimate.
Place the electrodes for a standard 12-lead ECG and describe what a normal recording shows.
Recognise a slow rhythm or heart block that needs escalation, including life-threatening features and risk of asystole.
Sort a fast rhythm by narrow or broad QRS and regular or irregular, and recognise when atrial fibrillation is likely.
Tell shockable from non-shockable cardiac arrest rhythms and use a defibrillator safely.
Care safely for a person with a pacemaker and know which signs to escalate.
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