THE ECG IN THE FELLOWSHIP EXAM
In Emergency Medicine and as it follows in the Fellowship Exam, we are expected to be experts in the reading of the ECG. ECG's are asked commonly in the exam. In the last exam they made up 10% ie., 3/30 of the SAQ's. However, you need not stress about this, as there are a limited number of ECG's they tend to ask over and over. In this video I will go over the ECG's asked in the past, as well as the ECG in 20 Seconds Method. This is good revision from the ECG in the FACE to FACE. WATCH: UNDERSTANDING ACID-BASE BALANCEThis video deals with some of the major concepts in interpreting acid-base chemistry.
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This technique for reading the ECG, was developed by A/Prof Kas. The aim of it is to focus on specific findings when looking at each part of the ECG. These are your high yield findings.
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