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May 2023
20m 4s

Mastering ECG: Easy Guide to Calculating...

Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT
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Dr. Burriesci gives you the quick and dirty techniques to calculate rate on ECG and tips on how to determine a 6 second strip. She describes 4 different methods to determine rate and helps determine which technique to choose and why. Dive into this episode to get better at calculating rate and/or refresh your skills. Happy Practicing!


In this episode:

  • ECG paper importance
  • How to determine a 6-sec strip
  • Discuss 4 methods to determine rate on ECG
  • Learn the mantra
  • Best methods for calculating regular vs irregular rates


Find Dr. Burriesci on:

IG: @all_things_cardiopulm

Website: https://www.allthingscardiopulm.com


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