Tutorial: Tracings, Cases & Quizzes FellowsSpace Tutorial: Tracings, Cases & Quizzes Last Updated: July 2009

Overview Quiz Case Tracing The FellowsSpace web site provides several types of activities: - Tracings - Cases Quizzes: Diagnosis & Treatment Medtronic Technologies

About the Tracing, Case or Quiz Clicking the “Information” icon will provide general information about the Tracing, Case or Quiz such as the contributing author. General Information

Summary of Features Features which may be available within Tracings, Cases or Quizzes: ECGviewer Images or Diagrams Hints User Poll Feedback Summaries Scores (quizzes only) Let’s take a quick look at how activities work and each optional feature.

Questions Activities consist of one or more questions. Answer choices are not immediately displayed, so as to give you time to ponder the question without cueing. Select the Answer Choices button after reviewing any supporting information provided. This information will be available through a variety of features we will now discuss. Answer Choices

ECGviewer Activities may include one or more surface ECGs or intracardiac tracings shown via the ECGviewer. The ECGviewer contains a variety of useful tools. Detailed instructions on the use of these tools is provided in the ECGviewer itself. Help is available here ECGviewer Tool Bar

ECGviewer The Plumb Line tool is always available and aids in comparing timing across different portions of the ECG. Plumb line

ECGviewer The Calipers tool is used in the same way as normal calipers. Caliper tool

ECGviewer The Magnifier tool (2X) enables closer examination of complexes. When the magnifier is used with the other tools, appropriate scaling occurs. Thus, the tools remain accurate. Magnification Tool

ECGviewer The Ruler tool can be dragged anywhere in the ECG.

ECGviewer You can create your own ladder diagram using the Ladder Diagram tool. Learner-Generated Ladder Diagram

ECGviewer The author may provide you with a pre-constructed ladder diagram. This diagram is indicated with a green checkmark as shown. Pre-constructed Ladder Diagram

ECGviewer The Overlay tool allows you to “grab” a part of the ECG, drag it, and superimpose it on another part of the ECG for comparison of morphology and timing. Overlay tool

ECGviewer The Interpret ECG tool is another feature that may be available on some questions. It allows you to specify multiple diagnoses for a given ECG. It is accessed via the Interpret ECG button as shown. Interpret ECG

ECGviewer Selections are made via the simulated highlighter as shown. Check Answers Selections are made via the simulated highlighter as shown. Feedback is provided after you click the Check Answers button. The View ECG button returns you to the ECG.

Click on any image to open the Image Viewer. A variety of images may be provided in questions, feedback, hints or summaries. Clicking on any image will open the Image Viewer, which allows you to zoom in and out and pan images as needed. The Image Viewer can also be repositioned to allow underlying information to be visible. Click on any image to open the Image Viewer. Image Viewer

Hints The question author may provide one or more hints. You are not required to view these hints. Hint

Poll Users The Poll Users features provides a bar chart illustrating other learners’ previous choices. Poll Users

Answer Feedback and Question Summary Explanatory feedback on your answer choice is typically provided. You may receive additional discussion via the Summary button. Feedback and Summaries may contain supporting images. Answer Feedback Question Summary

Either a “Next Question” or “Done” button will be displayed. Completion If there are more questions to be completed, you will see a “Next Question” button. If you’ve reached the end of the activity, you will see a “Done” button and the window will automatically be closed for you, returning you to the point where you accessed the activity. Either a “Next Question” or “Done” button will be displayed.

Quiz Scores Quizzes are very similar to Cases and Tracings except scores are kept. Your scores on previously taken quizzes are available to you, and only to you. You can clear your score for a quiz, thus enabling you to take the quiz again. You do not have to complete a quiz at one sitting. Your scores are preserved across sessions. Your scores

Remember – Additional help is available on the ECGviewer itself. Close this window to end the Tutorial