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Essential EKG: EKG Interpretation, Rhythms, Arrhythmia, Basic Cardiac Dysrhythmias
EKG Interpretation: Easy, Rapid, Fast!
Finally, an EKG interpretation book that actually makes it easy to learn EKG interpretation. This book contains a 5 step method to interpreting cardiac arrhythmia's as well as a brief introduction to 12 lead interpretation. With a comprehensive chart to help you quickly identify rhythms and abnormalities, this is the perfect book to both learn EKGs and to reference in the future.
Comprehensive Chart and Detailed Guide to the Following Rhythms:
-Normal Sinus
-Sinus Brady
-Sinus Tach
-Atrial Fibrillation
-Atrial Flutter
-SVT
-Atrial Pause
-Junctional Rhythms
-Heart Blocks (1st, 2nd (type I & II), 3rd degree)
-Idioventricular
-Vtach
-Vfib
-Asystole
-PAC
-PVC
Stop wasting time with useless learning methods for EKGs. This 5 step method will help you learn quickly to identify the most important characteristics of any rhythm. This is not a discussion of cardiac anatomy. This book is intended to make you more confident, comfortable, and faster at interpreting EKGs.
Perfect for practicing ICU or Med-Surg nurses who need a refresher or for nursing students who want to ACE the NCLEX®! This method, book, and chart will provide the knowledge and skills you need. Learn basic cardiac dysrhythmias the easy way.
NCLEX® is a trademark of NCSBM and holds no affiliation with NRSNG
Finally, an EKG interpretation book that actually makes it easy to learn EKG interpretation. This book contains a 5 step method to interpreting cardiac arrhythmia's as well as a brief introduction to 12 lead interpretation. With a comprehensive chart to help you quickly identify rhythms and abnormalities, this is the perfect book to both learn EKGs and to reference in the future.
Comprehensive Chart and Detailed Guide to the Following Rhythms:
-Normal Sinus
-Sinus Brady
-Sinus Tach
-Atrial Fibrillation
-Atrial Flutter
-SVT
-Atrial Pause
-Junctional Rhythms
-Heart Blocks (1st, 2nd (type I & II), 3rd degree)
-Idioventricular
-Vtach
-Vfib
-Asystole
-PAC
-PVC
Stop wasting time with useless learning methods for EKGs. This 5 step method will help you learn quickly to identify the most important characteristics of any rhythm. This is not a discussion of cardiac anatomy. This book is intended to make you more confident, comfortable, and faster at interpreting EKGs.
Perfect for practicing ICU or Med-Surg nurses who need a refresher or for nursing students who want to ACE the NCLEX®! This method, book, and chart will provide the knowledge and skills you need. Learn basic cardiac dysrhythmias the easy way.
NCLEX® is a trademark of NCSBM and holds no affiliation with NRSNG
79 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 21, 2014
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May 9, 2018
Simple and informative
No unnecessary information. Clear layout and good examples of rhythm strips. Downloadable cheat sheet included to print out and use in practice.
No unnecessary information. Clear layout and good examples of rhythm strips. Downloadable cheat sheet included to print out and use in practice.
July 21, 2015
Excellent basic EKG information!
I am a telemetry tech and we teach quite a few nursing students so I wanted to have a guide they could look at while they were with me. I wish I had this book when I was first learning! It includes all the basics anyone will need to get started. I will recommend this book to everyone I show it to!
I am a telemetry tech and we teach quite a few nursing students so I wanted to have a guide they could look at while they were with me. I wish I had this book when I was first learning! It includes all the basics anyone will need to get started. I will recommend this book to everyone I show it to!
February 2, 2015
Very hard to understand
I didn't like this book much, it is very hard to understand the EKG language. I think the author should have better illustrations and simplified examples.
I didn't like this book much, it is very hard to understand the EKG language. I think the author should have better illustrations and simplified examples.
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