Sign up so you can perform an examination and receive certification! In order to perform the exam, you need to have performed the following courses: [2. The normal ECG] [3. Chest pain] [4. Cardiomyopathy] [5. Conduction disorders] and [6. Tachyarrhythmias]

We selected 50 ECGs that we think everyone treating cardiology patients should recognize.

Do you develop a tachycardia when seeing a tachycardia? Let us show you all there is to know!

Conduction disorders may be associated with bradycardia such is the case in atrioventricular conduction disease (chapter 1). Sinus node disease also commonly causes bradycardia but the cause is decreased automaticity (chapter 2). Conduction disease of the bundle branches doesn’t not normally alter the cardiac frequency except in rare cases (chapter 3).

Most cardiac diseases show specific signs on the ECG.

When a patient presents with chest pain, the ECG remains the most important diagnostic tool.

Building your framework of what is a normal ECG is essential to recognize pathological ECGs. But that is no reason to underestimate this chapter. We will take you from the P-wave all the way to the T-wave showing and explaining what is normal, but abnormal cases will also be shown, in order to strengthen your […]

Today the ECG is the most commonly performed cardiovascular exam. The first ECG was made over a hundred years ago but it was preceded by centuries of innovation.