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Nadia Sorensen

Nadia Sorensen, RN, CCRN, is a cardiac procedural nurse in a hospital electrophysiology lab in Tempe, Arizona. Over 16 years in nursing, she spent time on a cardiac step-down unit before her current clinical post. Her routine work includes readying patients for catheter ablations and collaborating with device representatives during routine pacemaker and defibrillator interrogations.

What Rhythms Do You Cardiovert? AFib, SVT & More
What Is aVF in an ECG and What Does It Show?
What Is the PR Segment on an ECG and What Does It Mean?
What Does Atrial Fibrillation Look Like on an ECG?
How to Put On Your Heart Monitor Leads
Is a Defibrillator Used for Atrial Fibrillation?
Which Leads Are Anterior on an ECG & What They Show
What Is MACE in Medical Terms? Major Adverse Cardiovascular Events
What Is the Standard ECG Voltage Calibration Setting?
How to Count Rhythm Strips and Calculate Heart Rate
Is a Loop Recorder a Pacemaker? Key Differences
What Are Contiguous Leads on an ECG?
Where to Put Tele Leads for Continuous Cardiac Monitoring
What Does the PR Interval on an ECG Represent?
What Are the Side Effects of a Loop Recorder?
How to Properly Place ECG Leads on a Woman
How to Diagnose Cardiac Tamponade: Key Tests & Signs
How Many EKG Rhythms Are There?
What Are Limb Leads on an Electrocardiogram?
How Is a Standard ECG Complex Labeled?
What Is an Event Monitor for the Heart?
How to Properly Apply ECG Leads for Accurate Results
What Is the Advantage of a Multi-Channel ECG Machine?
What’s the Correct Placement of the V4 Electrode?
What Tests Does an Electrophysiologist Do?
Where Does the V1 Lead Go on an ECG?
How to Listen to and Measure an Apical Pulse
How to Test for Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome
What Part of the ECG Represents Ventricular Depolarization?
Is Cardioversion the Same as Defibrillation?