Current ECG Podcast

Aspirin, Aspirin, give the patient Aspirin!

On this episode Dave highlights the value and importance of giving your patient Aspirin. Unless there is a major contraindication, if you think your patient is suffering from cardiac ischemia or acute coronary syndrome, give them the Aspirin!

Also in this Episode:

• Evidence based research supporting the importance of ASA
• ASA vs TNK in the treatment of ACS and mortality reduction
• ASA use case story - sort of ;)

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Welcome to Current ECG!

David Klein is an Advanced Care Paramedic, ECG Morphologist and the Founder of the Current ECG Workshop. David has a passion for ECG Interpretation and how this skill improves the ability to deliver quality patient care as a practitioner of Emergency Medicine.

Current ECG was developed to create a direct link between cardiovascular anatomy and physiology and how this relates to our understanding of ECG Interpretation.

The goal of this podcast is to advance the skill of ECG Interpretation by providing current ECG research and making it a little less scary and a little more fun.

You will learn the basics to build a strong ECG foundation and more advanced topics like the importance of understanding Morphology as well as currents of injury and their impact on what you see on an ECG tracing.

If you would like to continue your learning, improve your skills and provide a higher level of patient care, come be part of our community.

If you're a student who wants to breakthrough in Emergency Medicine, learn how to work the trucks in the streets, this is for you!

If you're a seasoned veteran who wants to brush up on your skills and stay up to date on the most current ECG information, this is for you!

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Lets make Emergency Medicine education and ECG Interpretation a little less scary and a little more fun!

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