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ADVICE PLEASE,

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You might go search the specialty section, cardiac specialty group.

Check out FreshRN podcast. They are primarily neuro nurses, but I've really enjoyed listening to their podcast. It's geared towards new nurses at the bedside. Listening in the car are when you are cleaning around the house could be a great and easy way to get some little nuggets in.

Review basic telemetry readings. PQRST, normal sinus rhythm, tachycardia, bradycardia, etc.

Just stick with the basics. When you're really comfortable with a normal EKG, normal P - R interval, normal QRS, etc then at first you may not know what to call a rhythm but you'll know it doesn't look right.

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Thank you everyone for taking the time to answer my questions Thank you for the advice. I will put it into practice.

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