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HLTH 1141: Introduction to Electrocardiography

Course Description

This course is designed specifically for health care practitioners interested in gaining the knowledge required to perform 12-lead electrocardiograms (ECGs). Information on the anatomy and physiology of the heart, lead theory, ECG equipment, troubleshooting, and dealing with a variety of patient situations are also reviewed.

Delivery Methods

• Online, self-paced

Credits

• 3.0

Recommended Requisite(s)

• HLTH 1981

Course Duration

• 30 weeks

Learning Outcomes

• Describe the cardiovascular circulation system.
• Explain the functions and controls of electrocardiography machines and equipment.
• Identify the correct procedures in performing ECG tests.
• Recognize arrhythmias that require immediate response.
• Describe the process of evaluating ECG tracings and determining the presence of dysrhythmias.

Course Topics

• Module A: Electrocardiography and the Cardiovascular System
• Module B: The Electrocardiograph
• Module C: ECG Test Procedures
• Module D: ECG Interpretation
• Module E: Identification of Atrial and Junctional Dysrhythmias
• Module F: Heart Blocks and Ventricular Rhythms

Required Text and Materials

• Booth, K.A., & O'Brien, T.E. (2024). Electrocardiography for Health Care Professionals. (6th ed., International Student Edition). McGraw Hill.

Assessments

• Midterm 1: 20%
• Midterm 2: 20%
• Midterm 3: 20%
• Mandatory Final Exam: 40%
• Total: 100%

Open Learning Faculty Member Information

An Open Learning Faculty Member is available to assist students. Students will receive the necessary contact information at the start of the course.