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EKG made fun!!!

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This actually is a VERY good learning tool for dysrhythmias..... the doctor's arms are the atria and his legs are the ventricles. His antics illustrate the conduction!

A must-see for students! Thanks for posting this.

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LOVE it. Thanks, MissERN!! Cool thing to learn for my ECG/ACLS classes.

  • Guides

That was great . . . :D :yeah:

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ROFL!!!

That was great!!!

PVC thru defib... :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

That was great! Thanks so much for posting it. I'm sitting here chuckling. :yeah::yeah:

Have to show it to my friend who is studying dyrsrythmias now. :lol2:

What a clever and extremely funny video on ekgs!! I especially loved the anterior hemiblock!!

Awesome! I'm tempted to send a link to the education department. I was laughing my butt off and my husband kept asking what was so funny, but he would never understand. Thank you!!!!!!!

:yeah: :smokin: :D :nurse:

excellent way of learning wish i had seen this while i was a student it actualy makes learning fun.

That is so great!!! Thanks!

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Yeah, my dh didn't get it either....

Yeah, my dh didn't get it either....

Same here, but my 3 yo and I were laughing pretty hard :D. In fact, he's doing the "heart dance" right now :chuckle.

Great link; thanks for sharing.

I sent the link to my theory professor... we're getting it today as it's time for dysrhythmias in class.

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