Cardiopulmonary Course Analysis

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Throughout this course, management of the cardiopulmonary patient, I have acquired skills and knowledge that I have not been exposed to in any of my classes thus far in my physical therapy education. As I reflect on this past semester, I am appreciative of this opportunity to learn from this course.
Currently, with my cardiopulmonary skills, I feel I have achieved a high level of knowledge of diseases and disorders of the cardiopulmonary. I understand the physiology of the cardiopulmonary system and the intricacies of the system. In my pre-assessment before taking this course, I stated that I wanted to become knowledgeable in electrocardiograms and be able to assess them. After taking this course, I feel that I have adequate knowledge in interpreting

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