This section will cover the basics related to understanding the ECG. This spans from the physics that describes how cardiac electrical activity can be captured as squiggles on a page, to some practical details about ECG leads and the ECG paper itself.
There is also a subsection dedicated to describing the elements of a normal ECG (such as the p wave, QRS complex, and so on) with a detailed look into the physiology behind them. This is followed by a section exploring how to determine rate and axis when examining and ECG.
Explore the links below, or in the sidebar menu, to navigate to the various subsections.