I have just watched this over at Purple Plus, and for those who understand cardiac rhythm abnormalities, I’m sure you will find it as laugh out loud funny as I did.
Have a look and a giggle, and then let me know if you found it as amusing as I did.
Posted by: medicblog999 | June 17, 2009
A new way to learn ECG (or EKG – equality and diversity chaps!!)
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You’ve inspired me to bring my “3 brothers” method to life somehow.
I’ll have a go next week.
By: Happy Medic on June 17, 2009
at 9:05 pm
I think this should be mandatory in training school. It would also keep one fit!
By: kingmagic on June 18, 2009
at 7:39 am
Love it! Should definitely be a widely used teaching method!
By: Ben Yatzbaz on June 18, 2009
at 3:23 pm
Sweet vid man. Gonna use that one in shift training tomorrow.
I had a patient do those very things this morning.
By: Ckemtp on June 19, 2009
at 4:18 am
lol excellent, i know of some trainers who wouuld have a coronary if they tried this, i’d love to imagine how he does VF though?
By: Anonymous on June 18, 2009
at 8:59 pm