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A Few Important Pointers
A Few Pointers for Successful Rhythm Interpretation Y Know and understand normal conduction Y Know inherent rates for SA node, AV node and the Ventricles Y Know atrial rates for ST, A-Tach, A-Flutter, A-Fib especially the classic rates Y Know and always interpret strips by going through the steps, writing down your findings and then look at what you wrote. This is especially important if you are just beginning to learn rhythms Y Know normal parameters for PRI and QRS Y Know how to figure atrial and ventricular rates using the number sequence method
If you do 12 Lead EKGs, consider these questions:
YWhere did you learn this skill?
YWho taught you and under what circumstances?
YHave you reviewed your skill recently?
YAre you performing this skill using the recognized
“Clinical standards” for electrode placement?
YDo you feel you need a refresher class?
(food for thought)
What is your personnel conclusion and do you feel
you are giving your best to your patients?
A Few Pointers for Successful Rhythm Interpretation
A Few Pointers for Successful Rhythm Interpretation
A Few Pointers for Successful Rhythm Interpretation
A Few Pointers for Successful Rhythm Interpretation


