TIME: 10:00 am- 3:30 pm

Class Location:

1979 E Edgewood Dr. Suite #107

Lakeland, FL 33803

• RN, LPN/ LVN, APRN,
• New Graduate nurses,
• Medical Assistants,
• Paramedics, Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT)
• All Allied professionals whose scope of practice include EKG,
• Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA): 
• PCT,
• Certified Nursing Assistants who are working in the Hospital or CNA who want to train to be Patient Care Technicians (PCT),
• ER Technicians,
• and more, see below ...

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EKG INTERPRETATION 5 HR (class session). 

Course is approved for all Nurses: RN, LPN, APRN, Medical Assistants, PCT, Respiratory, and other Allied health professionals and Graduate Nurses may take this course. Great course to prepare for the NCLEX, Acute Care, Hospital Settings. This course will build confidence on the job; excellent for those who are employed in the ER, Telemetry, PCU step down units, ICU, CCU as well as other clinical setting. Work at your own pace. Free repeat of this course is given if not successful on the first try.

PURPOSE

The purpose of this course is to provide the Health care professionals; LPN, RN, ARNP, Graduate Nurses, Medical Assistants and other Healthcare workers with the opportunity to complete a review of the cardiovascular system, discuss the anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular system, describe common characteristics of abnormal heart rhythms, recognize common characteristics of arrhythmias, describe how to interpret the tracing, review how to take a 12-lead EKG, describe accurate landmarks to place the limb and precordial leads, how to review EKG strips in a systematic manner, review EKG strip analysis - P, Q, R, S,T waveform interpretation, recognizing atrial, ventricular, juntional, pacemaker rhythms, tips on how to identify abnormal heart rhythms, discuss atrial ventricular (AV) blocks, recognize rhythms that are associated with each type of AV block, as well as common Cardiovascular diseases and the at risk population, review ways to make healthy choices and managing medical conditions. The course also emphasize interventions that can be utilized for each abnormal heart rhythms.

OBJECTIVES

After successful completion of this course the health care professionals /participants will be able to:

Discuss the anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular system

Describe common characteristics of abnormal heart rhythms

Recognize common characteristics of arrhythmias /abnormal heart rhythms

Review EKG strips in a systematic way

Recognize atrial, ventricular, juntional, pacemaker rhythms

Identify abnormal heart rhythms

Recognize rhythms that are associated with each type of AV block

Discuss atrial ventricular (AV) blocks

Discuss common Cardiovascular diseases

Describe the at risk population for cardiovascular problems /diseases

Describe ways to make healthy choices and managing medical conditions.

Describe how to prepare the patient & how to take a 12-lead EKG

Demonstrate how to place the limb and precordial leads

Describe how to interpret the tracing.

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