ECG rhythm identification
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The ACLS and PALS pretests on the aha work
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Both if possible.
The Art of Interpretation by Tom Garcia, both the 12-lead and arrhythmia ones, are really good.
You can also practice both using Amal Mattus ECGs for Emergency Physicians 1 and 2. Don't be intimidated by the word "physician", any paramedic can do it.
If you want free, there is https://ecg.bidmc.harvard.edu/maven/mavenmain.asp. Christopher from ems12lead.com suggested that paramedics should be able to consistently answer difficulty 3.
You can also practice both using Amal Mattus ECGs for Emergency Physicians 1 and 2. Don't be intimidated by the word "physician", any paramedic can do it.
If you want free, there is https://ecg.bidmc.harvard.edu/maven/mavenmain.asp. Christopher from ems12lead.com suggested that paramedics should be able to consistently answer difficulty 3.
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https://litfl.com/top-100/ecg/
Life in the Fast Lane is a great website, with a huge ECG library.
The explanations are on point and practical.
Life in the Fast Lane is a great website, with a huge ECG library.
The explanations are on point and practical.