Heart Rhythms:

• Zoom and rotate around an anatomically correct heart as it beats.
• Change the transparency to see the electrical impulses.
• See corresponding ECG reading, heart rate, and arterial blood pressure for each heart rhythm.
• Heart beats synchronously with ECG reading, see how heart movements correspond with ECG outputs.
• Open heart model with a view of muscle contractions of heartbeat.
• It includes detailed, academically cited descriptions of thirteen heart rhythms:
• - Sinus
• - Sinus Bradycardia
• - Sinus Tachycardia
• - Premature Ventricular Complexes
• - Atrial Flutter
• - Idioventricular Rhythm
• - Ventricular Tachycardia
• - Ventricular Fibrillation
• - Junctional Rhythm
• - First-Degree AV Block
• - Second-Degree AV Block Type I
• - Second-Degree AV Block Type II
• - Third Degree AV Block

Scenarios 1-3:

• Overview of patient medical documents (History & Physical, Consults, Hematology, Chemistry).
• Communicate with the patient to assess symptoms and explain the cause.
• Check patient vitals (using arm blood pressure monitor, and oral thermometer).
• Interpret heart rhythms by reading the following parts of ECG tracings:
• - Atrial Rhythm
• - Ventricular Rhythm
• - Atrial Rate
• - Ventricular Rate
• - P Waves
• - PR Interval
• - QRS Interval
• - QT Interval
• - AV Conduction
• - ST Segment
• - T Waves
• Choose correct medicine from doctor’s orders.
• Administer medication.
• Discuss possible medical interventions with the nurse.
• Discuss possible medical interventions with the nurse.
• Determine if the patient should be transferred to the Cardiovascular Ward.