12-Lead EKG Confidence: A Step-by-Step Guide, Second Edition |  | Authors: Ms. Jacqueline M. Green CNS CCRN MS RN APN-C, Dr. Anthony J. Chiaramida MD FACC Publisher: Springer Publishing Company
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ISBN: 082610472X Dewey Decimal Number: 616.1207547 EAN: 9780826104724 ASIN: 082610472X
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This practical, comprehensive text serves as a step-by-step, "hands on" workbook for those learning to interpret 12-Lead EKGs. With over 45 years of experience in cardiac care, authors Green and Chiaramida present the content and technical understanding students need to accurately analyze, interpret, and "comprehend" the variety of rhythm strips that make up12-lead EKGs. This book introduces basic principles of anatomy and physiology, including a review of the heart's electrical system. The chapters discuss vital elements of cardiology, such as atrial and ventricular arrhythmias, conduction abnormalities and heart block, ischemic and nonischemic disorders, and more. Explanations of terms and concepts are concise and to the point, allowing students to focus on the most important information. Key Features: - Self-Study Objectives listed at the start of each chapter
- Enlarged segments of the 12-Lead EKG rhythm strips to ensure that the student views the appropriate lead, and sees the entire 12-lead strip
- Worksheets at the end of each chapter, allowing students to practice measurement, evaluate and interpret rhythms, and develop diagnostic reasoning skills
- A self assessment section for students at the end of the book
With this book, medical and nursing students will gain the confidence they need to accurately interpret 12-lead EKGs.
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| Customer Reviews: Great EKG Book! November 22, 2009 S. Driscoll (NJ) This book gives the best explanation of how to read and interpret EKGs by far. It takes you through the process step by step and when you finish you feel absolutely confident in your ability to read any EKG. There are worksheets to go through after each chapter with explanations in the back. Each chapter is short and very manageable so you don't get overwhelmed and there are comprehensive review sections to make sure you can incorporate the information as you go along. Not only does this book take you through the important steps of reading EKGs, it also gives great clinical correlations so that you are learning how to diagnose and treat cardiac conditions. Regardless of what specialty you are going into this book is essential in becoming a well-rounded physician. I would highly recommend this book and you will no longer be confused by EKGs!
The title doesn't lie! October 13, 2009 Jar Jar This book offers by far one of the clearest and most logical approaches to interpreting EKGs that I have come across. Rather than emphasizing rote memorization of pattern recognition, this book provides conceptual explanations and walks you through a process of reading an EKG chapter by chapter. The level of detail is perfect for medical students, residents, and anyone interested in getting a solid background on the subject. The book reads like a self-study course and workbook, and if you dedicate a weekend to looking it over, you will find that you can really interpret EKGs with confidence.
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