Frequently Asked Questions
It is an introductory EKG course that engages the student/user.
When adopted by a medical school PD it facilitates teaching, testing, grading and monitoring.
The PD can help underperformers and focus on lectures proven to need clarification.
As an advanced EKG course it can improve EKG interpretation skills for cardiology fellows, internal medicine (IM) residents, family practice (FP) residents, and emergency medicine (EM) residents and for Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) who specialize in cardiology.
Action potential is the change in electrical potential associated with the passage of an impulse along the membrane of a muscle cell or a nerve cell.
The EKG is derived from the action potential.
EKGaction is a contraction of EKG and action potential.
The EKG is derived from the action potential.
EKGaction is a contraction of EKG and action potential.