CVTT2470 — Introduction to Electrophysiology
Add to Publication The course emphasizes the cellular basis of electrical activity in the heart by defining the phases of the action potential, detailing ion control, and examining the effects of pharmacological agents on cardiac function. Historical perspectives are integrated by correlating landmark cardiac research trials with current advancements in electrophysiology studies, including the development and evolution of pacemakers, ICDs, CRTs, and modern electrophysiology equipment. In addition, students will learn to identify various arrhythmias and describe their underlying mechanisms. The course also stresses the importance of integrating cultural sensitivity into patient care and professional interactions, preparing students for effective practice in diverse healthcare settings. Semester Hours: CIP: 51.0901 at: NLC: No NVC: No PAC: No SAC: No SPC: Yes Click here for course schedule information.
Prerequisites: INRW0420, MATH0320