Dr. Bassam Klink’s EKG/ECG Checklist

Description

N.B.: More than 80 ekg/ecg abnormalities you can diagnose with my course. You find down the full List of interpretations you will learn in this course.

1- By the end of this course, you will be able immediately to make your ekg/ecg interpretations and diagnose your patient extremely easily and successfully.

2- A full ekg/ecg practical interpretation course.

3- This course will teach you a systematic method of interpreting ekg/ecg. Because this method is full of diagnostic charts, tables and mind maps that are easy to understand and apply, it is extremely effective in quickly arriving at your target diagnosis.

4- This is the most complete ekg/ecg interpretation course available on this platform.

5- This course, as practical and clinically oriented, is intended to offer you with the core knowledge and insights necessary to succeed in your practical interpretation of all forms of ekg/ecg as a professional health care provider.

6- This unique course comprises an easy-to-understand ekg/ecg curriculum that is simple to interpret.

7- My ekg/ecg checklist interpretation and diagnosis makes you confident and distinctive.

8- Using dr. bassam klink's ekg/ecg checklist, you will be able to identify over 80 abnormalities in ekg/ecg (list down). These ekg/ecg interpretation and diagnosis makes you remarkable.

9- This thorough course is the most effective method to master ekg/ecg interpretation right away, regardless of your experience level.

10- Make yourself professionally successful in the interpretation of the ekg/ecg with my checklist course.

11- In this course, I'll teach you how to create mind maps for each ekg/ecg strip.

12- Taking this course will aid You in the development of effective, excellent, and successful ekg/ecg diagnosis abilities, smart perspectives and how to make your ekg/ecg interpretation skills better, while learning quickly!

13- Ekg/ecg images explanations are used throughout this course to help you visualize the concepts and make easy diagnosis and differential diagnosis. New and innovative teaching methods are also used to make the course more interesting.

14- This course will help you to gain confidence in your clinical work and group sessions if you take it.

15- The course is presented by myself, dr. bassam klink, and covers all you need to know to learn my ekg/ecg checklist method of interpretation and apply it instantly and successfully in your clinical practice.

Dr. bassam klink’s ekg/ecg checklist

List of interpretations you will learn in this course:

1. Normal ekg-ecg calibration mark

2. Normal ekg-ecg: all 12 leads (resting person)

3. Normal ekg-ecg: all 12 leads (moving person): skeletal muscle artefact

4. Sinus rhythm

5. Sinus arrhythmia

6. Sinus tachycardia

7. Sinus bradycardia

8. Irregular rhythm: wandering pacemaker

9. Irregular rhythm: multifocal atrial tachycardia

10. Irregular rhythm: atrial fibrillation

11. Escape: atrial escape rhythm

12. Escape: junctional escape rhythm

13. Escape: ventricular escape rhythm

14. Accelerated idioventricular rhythm

15. Premature ectopic extrasystole: atrial extrasystole

16. Premature ectopic extrasystole: junctional extrasystole

17. Premature ectopic extrasystole: ventricular extrasystole

18. Premature ectopic extrasystole: ventricular extrasystole (r on t phenomenon)

19. Tachy-arrhythmias: paroxysmal atrial tachycardia

20. Tachy-arrhythmias: paroxysmal atrial tachycardia (with av block: digitalis excess)

21. Tachy-arrhythmias: paroxysmal junctional tachycardia

22. Tachy-arrhythmias: paroxysmal ventricular tachycardia

23. Torsades de pointes

24. Atrial flutter

25. Atrial flutter with carotid sinus pressure

26. Ventricular flutter

27. Ventricular fibrillation

28. Asystole

29. Pulseless electrical activity (pea)

30. Wolff-Parkinson-white syndrome

31. Sinus block

32. Sinus arrest

33. Sick sinus syndrome

34. Brady-tachycardia syndrome

35. First degree av block

36. Second degree av block Mobitz type 2

37. Second degree av block Mobitz type 2 (2:1)

38. Second degree av block Mobitz type 2 (3:1)

39.Second degree av block Wenckebach phenomenon

40. Third degree av block (complete)

41. Left bundle branch block (LBBB)

42. Right bundle branch block (RBBB)

43. Hemiblock: anterior hemiblock (lad)

44. Hemiblock: anterior hemiblock (lad) + RBBB

45. Hemiblock: posterior hemiblock (rad)

46. Hemiblock: posterior hemiblock (rad) + RBBB

47. Normal heart axis

48. Left axis deviation

49. Right axis deviation

50. Extreme right axis deviation

51. Left atrial hypertrophy

52. Right atrial hypertrophy

53. Left ventricular hypertrophy

54. Right ventricular hypertrophy

55. T wave inversion: heart ischemia

56. T wave inversion: wellens syndrome

57. Tall ‘hyperacute’ t waves: acute coronary syndrome

58. Prinzmetal (vasospastic) angina

59. Brugada syndrome

60. Pericarditis

61. Subendocardial infarction

62. Positive stress test

63. Digitalis

64. Q wave: non-significant q wave

65. Q wave: significant q wave

66. Infarction: acute anterior stemi

67. Infarction: acute lateral stemi

68. Infarction: acute antero-lateral stemi

69. Infarction: acute antero-septal stemi

70. Infarction: acute inferior stemi

71. Infarction: acute inferior stemi (with right ventricular involvement)

72. Infarction: acute infero-lateral stemi

73. Infarction: acute posterior mi

74. Infarction: old mi

75. Infarction: development in time of stemi (pain for 1 hour,2 hours, …5 hours,24 hours)

76. Left ventricular aneurysm

77. Long qt interval

78. Short qt interval

79. Low voltage in all leads

80. Pulmonary embolism (pe)

81. Hyper k+

82. Hypo k+

83. Hyper ca++

84. Hypo ca++

85. Quinidine effects

86. Artificial pacemaker (atrial pacing, pa wave triggered pacing, av sequential pacing)

87. Demand pacemaker

88. Lgl syndrome

89. Epsilon waves

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