EKG Websites

Hello All -

I've been searching & searching this website for info on EKG websites. At one time, I found one that was very helpful. I had it saved in my Favorites but now its gone. Now I can't seem to find it. If I go directly to the website - http://www.randylarson.com and choose ACLS it takes me to a new webpage that doesnt have anything to do with EKG. If I could just find it here in All Nurses - I think it would work. Sorry for the long explanation. Anyway, if anyone knows of it or any other websites that are helpful in practicing EKG's I would greatly appreciate it!!!!

Thanks -

Amy

Why not send an e-mail to [email protected] as the site listed on his home page (V-TACHONLINE) is a blind alley and has nothing to do with ACLS. I previously downloaded the ACLS program but have since misplaced it. It was a great site.

Here are a few that I've saved:

Hope they can help out some.

http://education.med.nyu.edu/courses/physiology/courseware/ekg_pt1/ekgmenu.html

http://www.ecglibrary.com/ecghome.html

http://www.rnceus.com/course_frame.asp?exam_id=16&directory=ekg

http://home.cwru.edu/~dck3/heart/listen.html#Where%20to%20place%20your%20stethoscopy

Thank you everyone for your replies!!!!! Its greatly appreciated!

Amy

just type in rhythm master and you will pull up the pages for randylarson ekg interpretation. the other links given in the previous post are good, too.

good luck!!!

siri, crnp, clnc, rlnc

i typed rhythm master in allnurses search and nothing came up for ekg info. is that where you meant to do the search or someplace else? thanks!!!

amy

No, type it in for a web search. When it comes up, click on the link to Rhythm Master (test your rhythm recognition skills), then when it is up, click on rhythm master bold black box and the tests will come up.

Have any probs....let me know.

Siri

Thanks so much!!! It worked!

Amy

You are most welcome. I have used that site with my students and it is a good practice. There are others that actually move like a monitor and you have just a few seconds to interpret the strip. I will try to find those, too.

Siri

That would be so great. I've been a nurse in ICU for a year now. I still get myself confused with EKG strips. The basic ones I know..but the complex ones are the ones I get confused on. I have Dubin's book which is great but I like hands on teaching from websites.

Thanks again!!!

Amy