This
is a nine minute silent video that demonstrates the
electrical disturbances noted above. The
inimitable Dr. Goodheart will
comically help the health care professional learn
or review the common electrical disturbances. The
arms represent the atria and his legs represent
the ventricles. This allows the viewer to easily
distinguish the atrial activity from the
ventricular activity and enhance learning the
rhythms and differentiating the blocks. Torsades
will definitely take on new meaning for the
professional.
This is
a great tool to be utilized for all ACLS classes.
It can help reduce the stress for the learner.
Laugh while learning your dysrhythmias!!!
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