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As a healthcare professional, you probably know the dread of an upcoming continuing medical education re-certification deadline. Fortunately, you can fulfill your echocardiography CME credit requirements from home on ECGEDU.com. We have recently launched Point Of Care Echo CME, a brand-new echocardiography continuing medical education course that offers both AOA Category 1-A Credit and AMA […]

An R on T premature ventricular complex (PVC) is an important concept in ECG reading as it may lead to ventricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation, and possibly sudden cardiac death. Recognizing an R on T PVC on a rhythm strip may save a patient’s life.   What is an R on T PVC?   Let’s not […]

The T-wave is an important indicator for understanding and monitoring the health of the heart. T-wave abnormalities are incompletely understood and are associated with a wide differential diagnosis. Thus, a T-wave abnormality may indicate a life-threatening disease or be completely benign. In fact, benign abnormalities occur in at least half of the leads on a […]

Click Here To Skip The Info & Go Right To The Cheat Sheet! Interpreting EKGs EKG interpretation is a crucial skill for doctors, nurse practitioners, PAs, and other healthcare workers.  It is also something that medical students, nursing students, and others studying healthcare will all come into contact with frequently during their education. ECG interpretation […]

Whether you’re a doctor, medical student, a nurse practitioner, a nurse, or a medical professional looking to brush up on your ECG interpretation skills, investing in a couple of ECG interpretation books for your reference is always a great idea. Online ECG video courses are an excellent way to consume the material, but ECG interpretation […]

Practice Test Updated for 2024! Click Here To Skip The Intro And Go Right To The EKG Practice Exam ↓ Are you a medical student or nursing student studying for an EKG practice test? Maybe you’re a current medical professional interested in brushing up on your EKG interpretation skills? No matter what your background is, […]

As a medical professional, you will likely come into contact with ECGs on a daily, if not hourly, basis. While ECGs are used to diagnose a wide range of medical issues, there are a few critical ECG patterns that you should be able to identify and interpret without any hesitation. In this post, we’ll look […]