1. ECG Instructor’s Clinic Designed for Everyone Teaching Electrocardiography July 21-24, 2016 – Orlando, FL ECG Instructor’s Clinic Designed for Everyone Teaching Electrocardiography July 21-24, 2016 – Orlando, FL Hosted by the American Board of Cardiovascular Medicine, Marriott Heart Foundation, American College of Cardiac Nurse Practitioners, American College of Cardiovascular Nurses, and the Society of Cardiac Monitoring TOPICS COVERED IN THE ECG INSTRUCTOR’S CLINIC SINUS RHYTHMS Normal sinus rhythm Sinus bradycardia Sinus tachycardia Sinus arrhythmia Sinus arrest Sinus block, type II Sinus Wenckebach Sick sinus syndrome Sinus block with AV dissociation ATRIAL RHYTHMS Atrial premature beats (APBs) conducted normally, with bundle branch block aberration, and nonconducted APB’s with hemiblock aberration Atrial bigeminy Nonconducted atrial bigeminy Understanding RP-PR reciprocity with APBs Overdrive suppression – APB with fully compensatory pause Repetitive APBs Atrial tachycardia conducted normally and with aberration Atrial tachycardia with AVB Multifocal atrial tachycardia Differentiating between AV nodal reentrant and orthodromic tachycardias Atrial flutter with 4:1 conduction & varying AV conduction Atrial flutter with 2:1 and 1:1 conduction Atrial flutter with concealed conduction Atrial flutter with uncontrolled conduction Atrial fibrillation with 4:1 conduction & varying AV dissociation Atrial flutter with 2:1 and 1:1 conduction JUNCTIONAL RHYTHMS Junctional premature beats (JPBs) Junctional escape beats or rhythm Accelerated idiojunctional rhythm (AIJR) JPB’s with aberrant ventricular conduction Junctional tachycardia with AV dissociation Concealed JPB’s AV nodal reentrant tachycardia Wenckebach conduction VENTRICULAR RHYTHMS Ventricular premature beats (VPS’s), right & left sided Ventricular escape Idioventricular rhythm Accelerated idioventricular rhythm Ventricular tachycardia (VT) Concordance and axis in diagnosis of VT Ventricular flutter & fibrillation Alternating and bidirectional tachycardia Torsade de pointes Fusion beats Parasystole Retrograde Wenckebach Meet us at Disney's Colorado Springs Resort Come for the Knowledge & for the Opportunity to Demonstrate to your Colleagues & Patients that you are Indeed Among the Nation’s Elite Board Certified ECG Instructors!

2. The ECG Instructor’s Clinic and Teaching Manual is the first program designed just for you, the ECG Instructor, to assist you in the painless preparation of your ECG courses. We realize that the tools of your trade are sparse, and that most of you must make up your own teaching materials for this important aspect of Cardiology. There are no uniform standards for teaching ECG students; and our National Exam Program has verified that the average score at any examination level is about 60 percent. The American Board of Cardiovascular Medicine's intent is to improve the quality of ECG interpretation by providing not only the standards, objectives, and outlines you need, but examples of virtually every topic from Basic to Advanced. At the program we plan to review the Basic, Intermediate and Advanced ECG diagnostic criteria that need mastering at each of the three levels. Pretesting will take place on the first day at your desired level. We will then proceed on the first two days by keeping the whole group together to go through the Basic and Intermediate materials with everyone. On the third day we will break into two groups: A) those who teach only at a Basic to Intermediate Level and B) those who teach Advanced topics. Roundtable discussions are planned at each Level to provide time for informal interaction with other Educators from around the Country. We will be using the I-Clicker system, a robust audience response system whereby each participant will use their own hand held I-Clicker, enabling the entire group to give responses to various ECGs. This makes for a very lively interactive group and assists each individual in understanding their own Level of knowledge of each subject presented. Why not rest easy and make use of our Expert Faculty to prepare your next ECG Course? And why not take advantage of the ECG Instructor’s Certification Exams offered at the conclusion of the Program--a perfect way to assess and demonstrate your own knowledge. The Certification Exams will be given on the fourth morning of the program and are highly recommended, but optional. The Program Director will allow ample opportunity for discussion and welcomes your input and suggestions. BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK & THE HEMIBLOCKS Right bundle branch block (RBBB) Left bundle branch block (LBBB) Supraventricular tachycardia with BBB aberration Left anterior and posterior hemiblock (LAHB & LPHB) Bifascicular block Trifascicular block Hemiblock masking injury & infarction AV BLOCK PATTERNS First degree AV block First degree with very long PR interval Second degree AV block type I Second degree AV block type II Second degree AV block type I with 2:1 conduction Second degree AV block type II with 2:1 conduction Second degree AV block with narrow QRS complex Third degree (complete) AV block with ventricular or junctional escape rhythm Third degree with retrograde conduction Block/acceleration dissociation Concealed conduction PACEMAKER INTERPRETATION Pacemaker blip: atrial & ventricular Normal function of single chambered devices Normal function of dual chambered devices Biventricular devices Measuring timing cycles Failure to pace, sense, &/or capture Pacemaker mediated tachycardia MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA ND INFARCTION ST segment depression and elevation 12-lead zones of ischemia and injury Four patterns of injury 10 patterns of ischemia Prinzmetal’s angina The more obscure myocardial infarction patterns MISCELLANEOUS 12-LEAD PATTERNS Normal 12-lead ECG Calculating axis Pericarditis vs early repolarization Hyper- and Hypokalemia Hyper- and Hypocalcemia Chamber hypertrophy Cor Pulmonale: acute and chronic Myxedema Mitral valve disease Cardiomyopathy Dextrocardia and other congenital defects ABOUT THE CLINIC ABOUT THE ECG INSTRUCTOR’S CERTIFICATION EXAMS In an effort to standardize ECG interpretation, the American Board of Cardiovascular Medicine has developed ECG Certification Exams which are offered at all meetings on Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced Levels. At the ECG Instructor’s Clinic you will receive and be pretested at any level you desire utilizing our various ECG Practice Exams designed in the same format as the actual Certification Exams offered on the fourth day of this Program. After the Exams have been scored you will not only receive your overall score, you will also receive a list of topics you correctly identified along with a list of those diagnoses you overlooked in your Exam. A frameable Certificate good for three years is awarded to those who score 80% or more. Those that score 60 to 80% on either the Advanced or Intermediate Exams will receive the next lower level Certificate. The I-Clicker provides the ideal solution for questions with up to five answer choices (A-E). Designed with simplicity in mind making the I-Clicker the fastest and easiest way for Instructor’s to vote in a group setting.

3. A GLIMPSE INTO THE PROGRAM A GLIMPSE INTO THE PROGRAM The Instructors for this program will first present what they recommend should be taught to Basic students; and then what should be added at the Intermediate and Advanced Levels. The I-Clicker audience response system and round table discussions will be utilized each day to let you see how well you read ECGs and to share teaching methods and other ideas-- a great opportunity to Network with other ECG Instructors from around the Country at all Levels of Practice. This is the most exciting Program you will ever attend in Electrocardiography. Don’t be left behind, demonstrate to yourselves and your colleagues that you have what it takes to be one of the best ECG Instructor’s in the Nation; and most important of all is that you will be providing superior service to your staff and the patient’s entrusted to their care. Hope to see you in Orlando. Day One 7:00 AM: Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:00 AM: Morning Session:  Pretesting  Review of teaching materials at Basic Level 12:30 PM: Lunch on your own 1:45 PM: Afternoon Session -  Roundtable Discussions & Practice Arrhythmias Utilizing the I-Clicker Audience Response System 5:30 PM: Day Ends Day Two 8:00 AM: Sign-In & Continental Breakfast 8:30 AM: Morning Session:  Review at Intermediate Level 12:30 PM: Lunch on your own 1:45 PM: Afternoon Session:  Continue Review at Intermediate Level Round Table Discussions & Practice 12-Leads & Intermediate Arrhythmias Utilizing the I-Clicker Audience Response System  Tips for Teachers: Laddergrams, Formatting of PowerPoints, etc. 4:30 PM: Day Ends Day Three Day Three 8:00 AM: Sign-In & Continental Breakfast 9:00 AM: Morning Session:  Group A - Review at Basic-Intermediate Level  Group B - Review at Advanced Level 12:30 PM: Lunch on your own 1:45 PM: Afternoon Session:  Group A - Continue Review at Basic-Intermediate Level Roundtable Discussions & Practice Utilizing the I-Clicker Audience Response System  Group B - Continue Review at Advanced Level Roundtable Discussions & Practice 12-Leads and Advanced Arrhythmias Utilizing the I-Clicker Audience Response System 4:00 PM: Tying it All Together 4:30 PM: Meeting Adjourns – Final Exams 9:00am Day Four

4. INSTRUCTOR’S MANUAL & PROGRAM PROGRAM DIRECTOR AND FACULTY Everyone attending the ECG Instructor's Clinic will receive the ECG Instructors Manual. The ECG Instructors Manual provides one example of each entity listed in this program brochure; you are encouraged to add additional examples from your own collection before teaching with the Manual. Please note that the Instructor’s Manual is copyrighted and may not be used for any other purpose than to teach at your respective hospitals or clinics. Each Instructor receiving the Manual will be required to sign a no-compete & license agreement with the American Board of Cardiovascular Medicine (ABCM), stating that they will utilize these materials only for teaching at their various Hospitals or Institutions. Instructors who receive this Manual may not use it to teach privately outside their Institutions, and may not charge their students a fee to attend any course they may teach using the ECG Instructor’s Manual & Course. If your Hospital or Institution has several facilities, an Instructor from each facility must attend the Program in order to receive and utilize the Manual & Course at their respective facilities—no sharing of product is allowed. However, ECG Instructors who become Board Certified through the ABCM are eligible to apply to become faculty for future ECG Programs hosted by the ABCM; and will then be paid by the ABCM for their teaching service. The ECG Instructors Program Includes the Following: 1) Course recommendations for three levels 2) Outlines for three levels 3) Objectives for three levels 4) Reading recommendations 5) Instructor handouts with answers (ECGs for all levels) 6) Students handouts without answers (ECGs for all levels) 7) PowerPoints for three levels (one example for each of the topics included in this Program) 8) Optional – Each ECG Instructor who attends will be able to access our database of ECG examples to add to their presentations at the cost of $99.95 per year—great way to add validated examples to this collection) This program will be presented by one of America's most dynamic teams teaching ECG interpretation. Jonni Cooper, the Program Director, made a promise to our late Co-Founder, Dr. Henry J. L. Marriott, that she would never lower her standards of teaching and Certifying Cardiac Professionals. His exact words were, “There is no room for mediocrity in this business, as our patients depend on and deserve highly knowledgeable caregivers.” Jonni Cooper, PhD, RN - CEO/President of the American Board of Cardiovascular Medicine, Course Director, Spring Hill Florida Elizabeth Eades, BSN, RN - Cardiovascular Clinical Educator, Seton Medical Center, Austin Texas Alice Friedrich, MS, ACNP-C - Cardiovascular Nurse Practitioner for the North Shore LIJ Health System, New York, NY Linda Wright, BSN, RN - Cardiovascular Clinical Educator, St. Joseph's Hospital, Brian Texas ABOUT THE DIRECTOR AND FACULTY: All of the faculty are widely respected for their knowledge in Electrocardiography and are gifted teachers; we hope you have the opportunity to learn from them at this or another program. The American Board of Cardiovascular Medicine has led the Nation in setting standards for ECG interpretation and teaching guidelines for 35 plus years. The late Henry J.L. Marriott, MD, FACP, FACC, was a World Renowned Author and Master Teacher of Electrocardiography, who personally mentored, taught and published with Jonni Cooper on an International scale, leading the way for her to found the American Board of Cardiovascular Medicine (ABCM) and its affiliated subspecialty organizations to teach and Certify Cardiology Professionals on a Global Scale; a 35 year history second to none. Linda Wright was also mentored by Dr. Henry J.L. Marriott at several ECG programs, and as a result, became one of the Nation's first Board Certified Advanced Electrocardiographers in 1994. Her experience lead the way for her to continue teaching electrocardiography throughout the United States, and most recently to Medical Students at Texas A&M University Medical College in Brian Texas. Alice Friedrich was also mentored by both Dr. Henry J.L. Marriott and Jonni Cooper, leading the way for her to continue teaching Electrocardiography at Cardiology Programs throughout the United States. Elizabeth Eades was mentored by Jonni Cooper at several programs, and has demonstrated her excellent knowledge base by becoming Board Certified in 12-lead Electrocardiography, by the ABCM. Each of these individuals are well prepared to lead ECG Educators in their quest for additional knowledge and to assist them in becoming the most Elite Board Certified ECG Instructors in the Nation. “Ladies and Gentlemen, the Heart Writes a Best Seller, Learn To Read it Well.” Dr. Marriott was known to walk into a classroom and start his presentations with the above quote.

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Registration Form: ECG Instructor’s Clinic & Exams First Name: ________________________________________Middle Initial: _____ Last Name: _________________________________ Professional Status:  MD  NP  RN  Tech  Other______________________________________________________________ All Professional Credentials Held: _________________________________________________________________________________ Hospital or Organization Affiliation(s): ______________________________________________________________________________ Address of Hospital or Organization Affiliations: ______________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name of Supervisor: ___________________________________ Phone Number & email of Supervisor: _________________________ ____________________________________________________ Identify any and all Levels of your ECG Teachings:  Basic Arrhythmias,  Intermediate Arrhythmias and 12-Leads,  Advanced Arrhythmias and 12-Leads Where did you gain your knowledge in Electrocardiography?  Self Taught,  Conferences,  College Program,  Independent ECG School or Other; please identify: _____________________________________________________________________ What reference book(s) did you utilize to learn Electrocardiography, and identify the Author(s): ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Complete home mailing address: ________________________________________________________________________________ Home phone with area code: ( )_______________________________ Home email: ___________________________________ Work email: __________________________________ Program and Exam Fees: How and When to Register: ECG Instructor’s Clinic Fees: $695 (Includes Program, 3 Continental Breakfasts, 3 Afternoon Snacks, Course Manual and CD Containing PowerPoints of the Entire Program. ECG Instructor’s Board Certification Exam Fees: Basic Exam $250; Intermediate Exam Includes the Basic Exam $350; Advanced Exam Includes the Basic and Intermediate Exams $450. How and When to Register: You will need to pre-register for this Program (NO-WALK-IN ALLOWED). Please register by July 6 th in order for us to have your course materials available to you onsite. You may register by check, money order, or by credit card. Please fill out this registration form and do not leave any blanks unanswered. Mail this form along with your check or credit card information to: ABCM, Inc., P.O. Box 3219, Spring Hill, FL 34611. If you wish to pay online with your credit card, you may do so at www.accn.net, or you may provide us with your card information and we will make the charge for you and send you confirmation of such charge.  I ___________________________________ authorize the ABCM to charge my credit card for the ECG Instructor’s Clinic in the amount of $695; I further authorize my credit card to be charged for the ECG Instructor’s Board Certification Exam in the amount of: ____________ for the  Basic,  Intermediate, or  Advanced ECG Instructor’s Exam. The name on my credit card is: ___________________________________________. My credit care type is: _________ and my card number is: ________________________________________, expiration date is: ____________, and the address associated with my card is the same as my mailing address above, or to this address: ______________________________________________________________. Should you cancel your registration after making your payment, there will be a $50 processing fee held for all cancellations no matter what the reason. Should you not contact us by email to cancel the course by July 13 th, your entire registration will be forfeited to the ABCM. Should the course have to be cancelled due to lack of participation or due to unforeseen weather or other threats, the ABCM will refund you in full. If you have any questions regarding registration, please email: jcooper@accn.net directly. *I wish to sit for the following ECG Instructor’s Board Certification Exam(s):  Basic Exam,  Intermediate Exam,  Advanced Exam,  I will decide onsite which exam is appropriate for my practice or knowledge levelwww.accn.netjcooper@accn.net CE Credits: CE Credits: This course awards 24 contact hours by the Florida Board of Nursing’s CE Broker under provider number 50-14076. Mail this registration form to: ABCM, Inc., P.O. Box 3219, Spring Hill, FL 34611 and email questions to jcooper@accn.net or phone us (352)293-3131 (open M-F 9:00-4:00pm; excluding holidays)jcooper@accn.net PROGRAM DATE, LOCATION, AND HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS July 21-24,2016, Orlando, Florida The program will be held at Disney's Colorado Springs Resort, located at 1000 Buena Vista Dr., Orlando, FL 32830. For reservations call for Group Reservations at 407-939-4686 and be sure to state that you are registering with the American Board of Cardiovascular Medicine’s ECG Instructor Clinic. Rooms have been reserved for $139 per night, plus local sales tax. Reserve your room by June 20, 2016, in order to take advantage of our excellent group rate. After June 20 th, rooms will be on availability only, and will be at the regular rate.