Congratulations on reaching the end of the course! We hope that you’ve enjoyed it as much as we have enjoyed creating it and that by participating you feel that you …
Courses at Kingston University and St George’s, University of London Formed in 1996, the Faculty of Health, Social Care & Education is a joint enterprise between two leading universities, Kingston …
Congratulations! You have reached the final few steps of ECG Assessment: an Introduction for Healthcare Providers. We hope you have found the two weeks both enjoyable and useful for enhancing …
Arrhythmias can have a number of physiological effects which may lead to a range of symptoms. Loss of the normal coordinated depolarisation of the atria In particular, there is a …
Abnormal heart rhythms occur when the electrical impulse does not originate at the sinus node and follow the normal path through the atria and ventricles. In this presentation, we look …
Abnormal heart rhythms occur when the electrical impulse does not originate at the sinus node and follow the normal path through the atria and ventricles. In this presentation, we look …
In order to understand the relationship between sinus rhythm and blood pressure, we first need to focus on the concept of blood pressure. What is blood pressure? Simply put, blood …
In this presentation, we look at the parameters for normal sinus rhythm. This includes a review of the normal waveforms and relationships between them. We will also be looking at …
In this video, we look, in greater detail, at the relationship between sinus rhythm and the ECG waveforms. As this is a powerpoint presentation, we’ve also created an illustrated transcript …
During this presentation, we will look at some of the most common barriers to obtaining a high-quality ECG recording, including inaccurately placed electrodes or leads, electrical interference, skeletal muscle activity …
We hope you are enjoying the course so far! Next week, we will be building on what you’ve learned by exploring: Challenges you may face in obtaining a high-quality ECG. …
In our fifth and final video of our ‘How to record an ECG’ series, Clinical Simulation Specialist, Jasmine Burnett, talks us through the post-procedure considerations required when doing a standard …
In the third video of our ‘How to record an ECG’ series, Clinical Simulation Specialist Jasmine Burnett shows how to attach the leads for a standard ECG recording. Embedding your …
In this video, our lead course educator, Jo Gregory, gives us a more in-depth guide on how to place the electrodes for an ECG, using a model skeleton as her …
In the fourth video of our ‘How to record an ECG’ series, Clinical Simulation Specialist Jasmine Burnett demonstrates how to record and document a standard ECG recording.