ECG 2011 PDF Course by Ken Grauer : ECG 2011 Course

ACLS-2011-PDF

Completely revised and updated to the New 2010 AHA Guidelines for CPR & ECC. Includes ACLS Practice Code Scenarios with detailed explained answers.
PASSWORD: acls-20.11

Individual Components :

Note : Each component can usually be covered in ~2-4 hours (Learners having detailed self-instructional Handouts that allow easy study — Instructors having similar master files with emphasis on presentation of material).

Part 1A — Introduction to ECG Interpretation
(this is for a beginner course with minimal or no prior exposure to ECGs | revision on 9/9/2011)

Part 1B - KEY ECG Concepts
Intro to Systematic Approach / Basic Rhythms-1 / Axis / Hemiblocks
(Start here for a novice course | revision on 9/30/2011)

Part 2 —How to Interpret a Tracing / Rhythms-2 / Intervals (PR-QRS-QT) / LVH / Assessing Q-R-S-T Changes(revision on 8/22/2011)

Part 3 — Bundle Branch Block
(revision on 8/22/2011)

Part 4 — Acute MI / Ischemia
(revision on 8/22/2011)

Part 5 — Finishing Touches
(Chamber Enlargement; COPD; WPW; ST Depression; Electrolyte Disorders; Posterior MI; Tall R in V1) — (revision on 8/22/2011).

Instructions and Information

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Short discussion about the benefits and drawbacks of ECG analysis computerized systems .
Excepts from Chapter 21 - from Grauer, K : "Practical Guide to ECG Interpretation" (2nd Edition) by Mosby, St Louis - 1998, pp. 375-379

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Short discussion about ECG with children .
Excepts from Chapter 17 - from Grauer, K : "Practical Guide to ECG Interpretation" (2nd Edition) by Mosby, St Louis - 1998, pp. 272-283

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Excepts from Part II: Section 2C - from Grauer, K & Cavallaro D : "Arrhythmia Interpretation : ACLS Preparation/Clinical Approach" by Mosby, St Louis - 1997, pp. 357-366