At the conclusion of the activity, learners will be able to: 1. Determine when an exercise stress ECG is the appropriate first-line test by applying pre-test probability models based on age, sex, symptoms, and risk factors. 2. Screen patients for absolute and relative contraindications and select the safest and most informative exercise modality. 3. Evaluate gait, strength, and mobility to choose between treadmill, cycle, or alternative exercise modes. 4. Measure ST-segment shifts accurately by identifying the J point and assessing depression or elevation 60 80 ms afterward. 5. Discriminate between horizontal, downsloping, and upsloping ST changes and classify which patterns meet diagnostic criteria for ischemia. 6. Identify high-risk ECG features including early, deep, or persistent ST depression or exercise-induced ST elevation that require test termination or urgent follow-up. 7. Interpret nondiagnostic or artifact-limited tracings and justify when additional evaluation is required. 8. Recognize exercise-induced patterns consistent with ischemia or angina in patients with non-obstructive coronary arteries (ANOCA / INOCA). 9. Apply sex-specific considerations and technical adjustments, such as optimal lead placement in women, to improve ECG accuracy. 10. Synthesize ECG findings, symptoms, and physiologic responses to craft concise, clinically actionable stress test reports.
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