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e-Xpert ECG: Introduction to electrocardiography
e-Xpert ECG Introduction to Electrocardiography provides the knowledge necessary
to master the basic principles of electrocardiography. Comprehensive interpretation
of ECG tracings requires understanding of the physiologic mechanisms. e-Xpert ECG’s
Introduction to Electrocardiography teaches cardiac anatomy and guides you through
the principles of electrophysiology, ECG complexes, recognition of arrhythmias and
myocardial infarctions. The attractive and detailed interactive animations clarify
and simplify the many relevant concepts. Above all, hundreds of actual and highly
detailed ECG tracings are integrated into the problem-based exercises.
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Topics
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Specifics
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Anatomy
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Basic anatomy: heart, valves, blood vessels, conduction system
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Electrophysiology
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Basic principles: depolarization and repolarization
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ECG-complexes
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P wave, PQ interval, QRS complex, ST segment, T wave, J point
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4
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Leads and electrodes
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Definitions, electrical principles, lead placement
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Electrical axis of the heart
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Variants, clinical relevance, determination of the electrical heart axis
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Determination of rate
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Determination of bradycardia, tachycardia, regular and irregular rhythm
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Bundle branch blocks
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LBBB, RBBB, incomplete block, effect on heart axis, ECG criteria
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Premature Complexes
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Premature atrial, junctional and ventricular complexes, ventricular multigeminy
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Ventricular complexes
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Ventricular escape complexes, run of PVC's, sustained/non-sustained VT
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Rhythm analysis
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Sinus rhythm, atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, VT, torsades de pointes, VF,
blocks
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Ischemia and infarcation
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SQ waves, T wave abnormalities, R progression, STT abnormalities
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e-Xpert ECG: Clinical electrocardiography
e-Xpert ECG Clinical Electrocardiography enhances the knowledge and skills
needed for mastering clinical ECG interpretation. The interactive animations explain
in an unparalleled way the mechanisms of reentrant tachycardias, aberrancy, localization
principles of myocardial infarction, atrial and ventricular hypertrophy and much
more. Above all, hundreds of actual and highly detailed ECG tracings are integrated
into the problem-based exercises.
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Topics
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Specifics
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Impulse and conduction
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Sino-atrial blocks, AV-nodal blocks, conduction abnormalities
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Reentry and SVT
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Concepts of reentry, SVT, atrial flutter, AVNRT, atrial fibrillation, atrial tachycardia
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Preexcitation
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Preexcitation and WPW
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Advanced rhythm analysis
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AVNRT, extrasystole, sinus arryithmia, idioventricular, junctional, dying heart,
sino-atrial blocks and arrest, AV-nodal blocks
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Hypertrophy
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LVH, RVH, atrial enlargement left, right, biatrial
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Localization of infarction
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anterior, inferior, lateral, septal, combinations, relation to coronary anatomy
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Pericarditis
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Pathophysiology, ECG abnormalities phase I-IV recognition
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PPulmonary embolism
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Pathophysiology, ECG recognition
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Fascicular blocks
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LAFB, LPFB, bifascicular block, trifascicular block
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Advanced electrical axes
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Precise determination using isoelectric leads
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Hyperkalemia
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Peaked T waves
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e-Xpert ECG: 3D Coronary anatomy
e-Xpert ECG 3D Coronary anatomy is the innovative exciting learning application
facilitating comprehension of coronary anatomy in relation to ECG interpretation
and clinical cardiology. Unmatched schematic models of coronary anatomy supported
by actual coronary angiograms and ECG tracings combined with problem-based exercises.
Within a short time you will gain the knowledge necessary to distinguish the different
coronary arteries shown on real angiograms. Learn how to predict the site of occlusion
using an ECG. e-Xpert ECG 3D coronary anatomy provides instructive angiograms and
their corresponding ECG tracings and discusses the pathophysiology of coronary artery
occlusions.
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Topics
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Specifics
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Coronary anatomy
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LAD, RCA, LCx, septal perforators, diagonal branches, MO branches, posterolateral
branches, RDP SA branch, AV branch, left-right and co-dominant systems and more
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Localization principles
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Distal/ proximal RCA, right ventricle, LAD proximal/mid/distal, LCx
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Right ECG
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Relation to coronary anatomy
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e-Xpert: Introduction to Acid-base
e-Xpert Acid-Base Balance and Blood Gas Analysis brings the concepts of acid-base physiology to life. It covers relevant topics including pH, physiological buffers, acid-base homeostasis, anion gap analysis, respiratory and renal compensation, and practical cases of simple and mixed acid-base disorders.
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Introduction |
Definitions of acids and bases: strong acid, weak acid, strong base, weak base, H+,high and low pH, blood temperature and pH |
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Buffers, kidneys and lungs |
Buffers mechanisms: regulation through buffers, extracellular buffers, hemoglobine, bicarbonate, PCO2 |
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Acidosis and alkalosis |
Acidaemia, alkalaemia, acidosis, alkalosis, mechanisms, respiratory origin, metabolic origen, PCO2,kidneys and bicarbonate, hypoventilation, hyperventilation, oxigen dissociation curve |
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ABG analysis |
Arterial blood gas, oxygen and venous blood, radial artery, effect of air in syringe, values for bicarbonate, values for PCO2 |
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Respiratory abnormalities |
Respiratory acidosis, respiratory alkalosis, metabolic compensation, hypercapnia, hypocapnia |
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Metabolic abnormalities |
Metabolic acidosis, metabolic alkalosis, lactate, ketoacidosis, diabetes, hyperkalaemia, hypokalaemia, kussmaul, hypovolaemia, hypervolaemia, contracion alkalosis, elektrochemical gradient, respiratory compensation, vasoconstriction, vasodilatation |
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Compensatory mechanism |
Metabolic acidosis and CO2, metabolic alkalosis and CO2, respiratory acidosis and bicarbonate, respiratory alkalosis and bicarbonate, primary respiratory disorders, primary metabolic disorders |
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Single vs multiple |
Simple acid-base abnormality, multiple acid-base abnormality, metabolic-compensated acidosis, metabolic compensated alkalosis, metabolic acidosis and respiratory acidosis, metabolic acidosis and respiratory alkalosis, metabolic alkalosis and respiratory acidosis, metabolic alkalosis and respiratory alkalosis, direction of change in PCO2 and HCO3- |
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Anion gap |
Concentration kations and anions, normal anion gap, values for anion gap, vomiting, ketoacidosis, diarrhea |
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Blood gas analysis |
Case studies |
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