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Your personal user account gives you full access to many of their services, including ECG Reading Room, ECG Tracker, High Yield ECG, and Common Abnormal ECG Standards. The ECG Reading Room currently consists of a database of 531 unique electrocardiograms (ECGs), with more tracings being added each month. They are the largest online resource available for ECG education. Once you have completed all the ECGs in their database, ECGs are in a constant cycle, enabling you to interpret thousands of ECGs over years of training EKGs. Whether you study for hours at a time or just study one EKG in a specific setting, you can answer each EKG using a scoring form similar to that used for the American Board of Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular Disease exam. Coding the Answers You will receive immediate feedback on diagnostic accuracy from a panel of ECG experts who also provide you with additional teaching points for each ECG you complete.ECG Tracker enables you to record all ECGs you read. To track your own progress, you receive a score for each completed ECG, which is displayed as a percentage of the maximum score that the panel believes can be achieved per track. You can go back later and view each ECG an unlimited number of times for your own education. This compact database complements the broader ECG reading room. Although ECGsource is not affiliated with any medical testing agency, ECGsource has years of experience in medical test prep and has compiled a high-yield database of ECG types that may be tested frequently. These high-yield ECGs are designed to help you with last-minute checks before a standardized medical exam.
Over 45 minutes of ECG tutorial videos are now available. These videos provide an overview of ECG basics and some common diagnoses, including determining heart rate, rhythm, and axis, and understanding the conduction system, limbs, and precordial leads, bundle branch block, left ventricular hypertrophy, and more. This compilation of abnormal ECG criteria The perfect resource for both novices and experts in ECG interpretation and can be used as a quick reference. This high-yield database of coronary angiography, ventriculography, and aortography is designed to help you identify cardiovascular pathology in the catheterization laboratory. Specific cases with associated cardiac images are presented as questions, and the user is given the opportunity to answer each case using a scoring sheet similar to that used for the imaging portion of the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) Cardiovascular Disease Board exam.