Rhythms

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Rhythms Normal Sinus Rhythm Name: Normal sinus rhythm (regular sinus rhythm) Description:  60-100 beats per minute  Each complex is complete: P wave, QRS complex, T wave  No untoward, wide, bizarre,…

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to the Rhythms

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Introduction to the Rhythms  Introduction to the Rhythms Naming Rhythms Electrocardiograms (ECGs) are named for the pattern they represent. To name rhythms successfully, you’ll need the following vocabulary: atrial—originating in…

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to Interpret ECGs

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How to Interpret ECGs  ECG Paper The electrocardiogram (ECG) complexes measure the electrical events; the paper measures the time. The ECG paper rolls out of the machine at a preset…

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to 12-Lead Interpretation

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Introduction to 12-Lead Interpretation  A Gentle Introduction to 12-Lead ECG Interpretation To be successful at interpreting 12-lead electrocardiograms (ECGs), you need to start with a basic knowledge of rate and…

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to Use the Flip and See

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How to Use the Flip and See  How to Use the Flip and See Portion of This Book Please turn to the Rhythms section of this book for the next…

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ECG

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The ECG  The ECG The electrocardiogram (ECG) monitor records electrical conduction through the heart. Electrical conduction is recorded through electrode pads, which adhere to the patient’s chest with a sticky…

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