u/Unlucky-Guidance5151

I’m a 4th year headed for EM and really need help with my ECG interpretation. everyone says you just need to look at hundreds, but all the resources people give me show me either super easy stuff I can quickly identify (the major rhythms basically) or super complex stuff I haven’t even heard of when they tell me what it is lol. I feel like I need a more methodical introduction that builds step by step with practice problems, like a uworld of ECGs or something. I’ve even considered hiring a tutor or something

any suggestions?

just curious why hotels need to have a physical card. I use Apple Pay in all other areas of life, even for like massive purchases lol and every time I travel I have to remember to dig out my physical card and have it with me for check in. Once I forgot it and the front desk clearly seemed to think I was running some kind of scam and there was zero discretion at all, so there must be a very good reason.

what’s the actual thing they are protecting themselves from by requiring the physical plastic? will it ever change so I can get rid of physical cards

I am working on moving from being an enthusiast who’s seen/read a lot of the plays a few times to someone who actually can engage the critical literature.

My question is whether there is a good syllabus out there with say, a few of the most important essays or critical pieces on each play so that I can get familiar with the major problems/discussions. I’m sort of not looking to dive deep into particular critical theory lenses but rather to gain an initial overview of the scholarship so that I know what the major live issues are with respect to each work if that makes sense?

i have most of the Arden editions so looking for a bit more than that if it exists