Uh oh.

A Facebook message from someone in my PBL group:

Wait, what?

Ah. Okay. Guess my notional anonymity has pretty much gone, then. To his credit, my colleague has said he won't announce it to the class, so thanks for that. And, y'know, feel free to comment ;)

Damn your eyes, Sir!

Fuuuuuuuuu-

Hang on, let me try something

)

Nope, that's not going to do it.

Do not look for patterns. Look for patterns.

George would be proud :)

Inspired by a bit of med school doublethink. On Tuesday afternoon last week we were told "Do Not Look For Patterns!" when it came to ECGs, by one of our clinical skills lecturers.

Shortly afterwards, we had a consultant cardiologist state "You should be able to identify around 20 different patterns on an ECG by the time you qualify".

So in a bid to upset no-one, I present a link to a cheat sheet I found whilst finishing off this week's LObs (Learning Objectives, it's a PBL thing)

ECG cheat sheet from ECGpedia

I've bookmarked ecgpedia for future reference. I think we shall become close friends over the years.