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EMTA1102 — Cardiac Dysrhythmias

2 credits · 30 hours

EMTA 1102 - Cardiac Dysrhythmias EMTA 1102 - Cardiac Dysrhythmias Description An introductory course in the recognition and interpretation of cardiac dysrhythmias. The course covers basic anatomy, normal cell function and properties, electrical activity of the heart and ECG wave forms, followed with a discussion of the mechanisms of cardiac dysrhythmias by their site of origin, e.g.: atria, junctional, etc. Recognition and interpretation are facilitated by the use of actual ECG strips in class and as part of homework assignments. Accurately interpret common cardiac dysrhythmias as seen in adult patients Demonstrate correct use of both automatic and manual cardiac defibrillators Explain common signs and symptoms typically present in patients experiencing myocardial injury or ischemia General Education

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