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Twelve-Lead ECG

Twelve lead electrocardiograms are used in the identification of potentially lethal myocardial ischaemia, injury or dysrhythmias. To guarantee diagnostic quality the health practitioner must ensure the correct placement and conductivity of the electrodes.

TWELVE-LEAD ECG SKILL SHEET

This entry was posted in All Videos, Procedures and tagged 12-lead ECG, ecg, twelve-lead ECG on May 26, 2014 by expertpocket.

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