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Look closely for independent P waves "marching through" the rapid QRS complexes. Capturing a fusion beat (a hybrid QRS resulting from a sinus impulse and ventricular impulse meeting) or a capture beat (a normal sinus QRS breaking through the tachycardia) is diagnostic of VT.
The ECG Academy Level 2 curriculum transitions away from simple rate and rhythm identification. It challenges your ability to recognize subtle physiological anomalies, axis deviations, and structural abnormalities. The exam focuses heavily on: Vector calculus and axis calculation. Intraventricular conduction delays (IVCDs). Ischemia, injury, and infarction localization. Complex supraventricular and ventricular tachyarrhythmias. Pacemaker function and malfunction troubleshooting. Core Competencies Tested on the Exam
When Left Axis Deviation (LAD) or Right Axis Deviation (RAD) cannot be explained by hypertrophy or infarction, look for fascicular blocks: Ecg Academy Level 2 Final Exam Answers
| Week | Focus | Resources | |------|-------|-----------| | | Core Waveforms – revisit Level 1 fundamentals (P‑wave, QRS, T‑wave, PR interval). | ECG Academy “Level 1 Refresher” videos, Rapid ECG Interpretation PDF. | | 2 | Atrial Arrhythmias – flutter, atrial tachycardias, AF variations. | “Atrial Tachycardia Masterclass” (Level 2 module), 10 practice strips. | | 3 | Ventricular Tachycardia vs. SVT with Aberration – algorithms (Brugada, Vereckei). | Brugada algorithm cheat‑sheet, 15 mixed‑VT/SVT cases. | | 4 | Ischemia & Infarction – evolving STEMI, reciprocal changes, posterior MI. | “STEMI Evolution” video series, 12 case‑based quizzes. | | 5 | Conduction Disorders & Pacing – bundle branch blocks, paced rhythms. | “Pacing Fundamentals” webinar, device‑strip library. | | 6 | Electrolyte & Drug Effects – potassium, calcium, digoxin, anti‑arrhythmics. | “Electrolyte ECG Changes” handout, 8 mixed‑effect cases. | | 7 | Integrated Clinical Scenarios – full‑patient vignettes. | Simulated ICU telemetry rounds (ECG Academy Live Sessions). | | 8 | Mock Exam & Review – timed full exam, error analysis. | Official “Level 2 Practice Exam” (available on the platform). |
Beyond the core course, other official resources can help solidify your understanding: Look closely for independent P waves "marching through"
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Tall, peaked, symmetric T waves (earliest sign).
Look closely for independent P waves "marching through" the rapid QRS complexes. Capturing a fusion beat (a hybrid QRS resulting from a sinus impulse and ventricular impulse meeting) or a capture beat (a normal sinus QRS breaking through the tachycardia) is diagnostic of VT.
The ECG Academy Level 2 curriculum transitions away from simple rate and rhythm identification. It challenges your ability to recognize subtle physiological anomalies, axis deviations, and structural abnormalities. The exam focuses heavily on: Vector calculus and axis calculation. Intraventricular conduction delays (IVCDs). Ischemia, injury, and infarction localization. Complex supraventricular and ventricular tachyarrhythmias. Pacemaker function and malfunction troubleshooting. Core Competencies Tested on the Exam
When Left Axis Deviation (LAD) or Right Axis Deviation (RAD) cannot be explained by hypertrophy or infarction, look for fascicular blocks:
| Week | Focus | Resources | |------|-------|-----------| | | Core Waveforms – revisit Level 1 fundamentals (P‑wave, QRS, T‑wave, PR interval). | ECG Academy “Level 1 Refresher” videos, Rapid ECG Interpretation PDF. | | 2 | Atrial Arrhythmias – flutter, atrial tachycardias, AF variations. | “Atrial Tachycardia Masterclass” (Level 2 module), 10 practice strips. | | 3 | Ventricular Tachycardia vs. SVT with Aberration – algorithms (Brugada, Vereckei). | Brugada algorithm cheat‑sheet, 15 mixed‑VT/SVT cases. | | 4 | Ischemia & Infarction – evolving STEMI, reciprocal changes, posterior MI. | “STEMI Evolution” video series, 12 case‑based quizzes. | | 5 | Conduction Disorders & Pacing – bundle branch blocks, paced rhythms. | “Pacing Fundamentals” webinar, device‑strip library. | | 6 | Electrolyte & Drug Effects – potassium, calcium, digoxin, anti‑arrhythmics. | “Electrolyte ECG Changes” handout, 8 mixed‑effect cases. | | 7 | Integrated Clinical Scenarios – full‑patient vignettes. | Simulated ICU telemetry rounds (ECG Academy Live Sessions). | | 8 | Mock Exam & Review – timed full exam, error analysis. | Official “Level 2 Practice Exam” (available on the platform). |
Beyond the core course, other official resources can help solidify your understanding:
Explain the in simple terms. Share public link
Here are some additional resources that you may find helpful:
Tall, peaked, symmetric T waves (earliest sign).