Rhythms (Part 2)

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Welcome to Part 2 of Rhythms!
Hopefully you've made it through the sinus and atrial rhythms in Part 1 of Rhythms, and you're ready to continue our way along the conduction system. In this section, we will review AV junctional rhythms, ventricular rhythms, and very basic pacemaker rhythms. Two full sections are dedicated to pacemakers later in the course, which will help us make sense of pacemakers and understand how they operate. The end of this section will mark a BIG step forward in our learning journey. It may feel like a lot of work, but it will be worth it. Remember: rhythm analysis is critical in interpreting any ECG so stay focused during this section...and have fun!

Quiz-Gated Learning: After completing a quiz, content related to that quiz will be unlocked. Each lesson will have at least one lecture and practice mastery questions related to that topic. Note that some lessons may have two videos -- one lecture geared towards the beginner that is learning rhythms for the first time (or just wants to really get it once and for all) and another lecture geared towards reviewing key hallmark features and pearls to diagnose each rhythm on a 12-lead ECG. The latter serves as a great review for the more experienced interpreter. Both will complement each other and solidify concepts even more.

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LEARNING CONTENT OVERVIEW

Total lessons: 17
HIGH-YIELD learning time: ~1.5 hours
Maximum quiz time: 140 minutes

OVERARCHING LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Explain the mechanism of various AV junctional and ventricular rhythms
Describe the ECG features associated with various AV junctional and ventricular rhythms
Identify various AV junctional and ventricular on a 12-lead ECG
Describe the clinical significance of various AV junctional and ventricular rhythms
Describe the difference between asystole and pulseless electrical activity
Identify the basic ECG features associated with single-chamber and dual-chamber pacemakers

NEXT STEP >>> Complete Quiz (Max 25 min)

1 - QUIZ 1: Rhythms (Part 2)

Duration: Max 25 min (Quiz 1)
2 - Premature AV Junctional Complex(es)

Duration: 5:57
3 - AV Junctional Escape Complex(es)

Duration: 5:05
4 - AV Junctional (Escape) Rhythm

Duration: 14:28
5 - Accelerated AV Junctional Rhythm

Duration: 12:36
6 - AV Junctional Rhythm/Tachycardia

Duration: 7:03
7 - QUIZ 2: Rhythms (Part 2)

Duration: Max 45 min (Quiz 2)
8 - Premature Ventricular Complex(es)

Duration: 14:31
9 - Ventricular Parasystole

Duration: 32:16
10 - Ventricular Escape Complex

Duration: 7:04
11 - Ventricular Escape (Idioventricular) Rhythm

Duration: 8:12
12 - Ventricular Escape Complex(es)/Rhythm

Duration: 5:10
13 - Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm

Duration: 8:32
14 - Ventricular Tachycardia

Duration: 17:33
15 - Torsades de Pointes

Duration: 7:15
16 - Ventricular Fibrillation

Duration: 4:36
17 - Asystole

Duration: 2:06
18 - Pulseless Electrical Activity

Duration: 3:35
19 - Pacemaker Rhythms

Duration: 11:55
20 - FINAL QUIZ: Rhythms (Part 2)

Duration: Max 70 min (Final Quiz)

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Instructors

Anthony Kashou, MD
The EKG Guy | USA