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ECG THEORY

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • 40+ MODULES/LESSONS

  • 20 SESSIONS (90 min + discussion)

  • WE MEET: 3-5 TIMES / WEEK

  • REVIEW & DISCUSSION SESSIONS

  • DAILY HOMEWORK TO KEEP YOU ENGAGED

  • 2 EXAMS: ECG THEORY & FINAL EXAM

Scheduling: we understand everyone has priorities so we offer a few different scheduling options when it comes taking our courses. Contact us for your scheduling needs.

Our classes are immersive and intense. It takes time for information to settle and stick, so it is best if you can meet more often per week vs. trying to cram a lot into a few sessions. It all depends on and you know yourself and your needs best. Contact us and let’s make it work.

SESSIONS

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • EACH SESSION LASTS 90 mins

  • 3-5 DAYS / WEEK

  • EACH SESSION IS FOLLOWED BY 90 mins of discussion (Q&A)

  • EACH SESSION COVERS AT LEAST ONE LESSON (i.e. JUNCTIONAL RHYTHM)

  • SOME SESSIONS WILL COVER 2 OR 3 LESSONS

  • SESSION OR MODULE - SAME THING, DIFFERENT TERMS

SESSION & DISCUSSION

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • DISCUSSION HAPPENS IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE EACH SESSION

  • THIS IS A CHANCE TO DISCUSS, REVIEW AND CLARIFY WHAT YOU JUST LEARNED

  • DISCUSSION IS OPTIONAL (up to you)

  • WE USE REAL ECGs EXAMPLES AND MEDICAL ILLUSTRATIONS TO CONVEY THE SUBJECT

LET'S MEET

DAILY HOMEWORK

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • EACH LESSON: HOMEWORK GIVEN OUT

  • HOMEWORK IS OPTIONAL, DESIGNED TO KEEP YOU ENGAGED

  • MORE THAN ONE LESSON PRESENTED DURING A SESSION, EQUAL NUMBER OF HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS IS GIVEN

  • EXAMPLE: 1 SESSION, 3 LESSONS = 3 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS

LET'S MEET

REVIEW SESSIONS

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • REVIEW SESSIONS ARE AGREED UPON BY THE WHOLE GROUP

  • ONCE PER WEEK

  • REVIEW SESSIONS - 180 min (3 Hrs.)

  • CHANCE TO CATCH UP

  • Q & A

EXAMS

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • TOTAL: 2 exams

  • EXAM 1 : ECG THEORY

  • EXAM 2 : ECG Interpretation

LET'S MEET

CERTIFICATE of COMPLETION

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION ISSUED UPON COURSE COMPLETION

  • EACH CERTIFICATE IS CODED WITH A UNIQE IDENTIFIER NUMBER AND CAN NOT BE DUPLICATED

  • EACH CERTIFICATE IS SIGNED AND DATED BY OUR EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR

LET'S MEET
Diagram illustrating supraventricular tachycardia with three panels showing electrical pathways and heart structures, labeled with arrows, colors, and anatomical landmarks.
A digital diagram explaining AVNRT, atrio-ventricular nodal reentry tachycardia, with sections on three types: slow-fast, fast-slow, and slow-slow. It details pathways and characteristics for each type, including pathways, intervals, and features, wi
Diagram showing electrocardiogram (ECG) tracings and the corresponding ventricular etiology, with labels A, AV, and V for different leads. The image includes measurements of 84.34 mm and annotations in pink reading 84.34 mm and 84.34 mm, along with a
Diagram showing different types of heart conduction system impairments, including normal, atrio-fascicular, nodo-ventricular, fasciculo-ventricular, and bundle branch blocks with labels and pathways in the heart.
Electrocardiogram (ECG) printout showing an abnormal heart rhythm with a red watermark text overlay stating 'EXAMPLE FROM MODEL'.
An illustration of a person clutching their chest, showing symptoms of a heart attack, with a detailed diagram of a heart and a blood clot indicating myocardial infarction, all set inside a hospital room.
Electrocardiogram (ECG) tracing with annotations indicating fast-slow AV nodal reentry, prolonged long R-P' interval over 70 ms, inserted P' wave, and labels for pseudo-s-wave, with large red diagonal watermark reading 'EXAMPLE FROM MODULE'.
Diagram showing the electrical axis deviation and progression of the R-wave in the heart, with illustrations of the heart and electrocardiogram readings, and a circular diagram of the heart's electrical leads.
Diagram of ventricular ectopy pathways showing his-bundle and bundle branches, with arrows pointing to the heart's conduction system on a beige background. A table at the bottom summarizes different types of heart rhythm disturbances with categories,
Electrocardiogram (ECG) printouts showing ventricular ectopy, with a red diagonal watermark reading "EXAMPLE FOR DEMO ONLY." There is a notice in the center explaining how to read wave points across multiple channels, and a note at the bottom about a
Medical illustration of the heart's electrical activity with labeled ECG leads and colored heart regions, overlaid with the text 'EXAMPLE FROM MODEL' in red across the image.
Electrocardiogram (ECG) strip showing ischemia and non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) readings, with a large red diagonal text overlay reading 'EXAMPLE FOR MMODULE'.
Electrocardiogram (ECG) tracing showing abnormal heart rhythm and pattern with red diagonal text overlay reading 'EXAMPLE FROM MOdule' and circled labels for leads I, II, III, aVL, aVF, V1, V2, V3, V4, V5, V6.
A diagram depicting the human heart with an electrocardiogram background and two vertical red blood vessel illustrations, overlaid with a large red diagonal text reading 'EXAMINE FROM MY DUPLEX'.
Three diagrams of the heart's endocardium and electrical activity illustrating ischemia, ST-segment elevation, and normal conditions, with electrocardiogram traces above each diagram. The diagrams highlight areas of ischemia and potential ST elevatio
An electrocardiogram (ECG) printout showing a heart rate of 77 bpm, with a 12-lead ECG and a color-coded circular diagram illustrating quadrants and axes of the QRS complex orientation.
Diagram showing the human cardiovascular system with color-coded sections indicating various axes deviance and the depolarization system, overlaid with anatomical labels and a red disclaimer across the image reading 'EXAMINATION FOR MNEMONIC DUDU'.
Electrophysiological graph showing ventricular ectopy, idioventricular rhythm, with marked ventriculo-ventricular (VB) and P waves. Overlaid with red text: 'EXAMPLE FOR IMAGE MODULE'.
Diagram of heart conduction system, showing pathways from the sinoatrial node to the ventricles, with graphs of automaticity and conductivity.
Sample certificate of completion from PEKGA Practical EKGA Academy for a CCT/CRAT exam preparation course, with placeholders for recipient's name, graduation date, date awarded, and educational director, featuring decorative borders and a heart logo.
A review sheet titled 'Pre-ECG Theory Review' from PEKGA Practical EKG Academy, featuring questions related to ECG and EKG tracing, with a red diagonal watermark reading 'EXAMPLE FROM MODULE'.
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