Knowing Your ECG for Veterinary Nurses 1-Hr CPD

If both using and interpreting the ECG Multi-Parameter machine has your head in a spin, then this gem of a bitesize course is definitely for you.

First off, it is important to Remember, you aren’t expected to be a cardiologist to read and understand an ECG – you just need to know what is relevant to the patient’s anaesthetic and its initial recovery period!

An ECG is a very useful tool in general anaesthesia to allow us to more effectively monitor our patients, as well as helping us to provide a safer, more stable anaesthetic when we utilise this very helpful piece of equipment.

Having a good understanding of the basic anatomy, the normal conduction process and what is abnormal can take some of the stress out of monitoring these patients.

All our courses include small bitesize videos with an accompanying workbook, so you don’t have to write a single word (unless you want an excuse to get your stationary out 😉)