Ecg Interpretation Made Incredibly Easy

by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (Editor), Carol Munson (Editor), Diane Labus (Editor)

Now in its Third Edition and better than ever, ECG Interpretation Made Incredibly Easy! makes reading and understanding rhythm strips and 12-lead ECGs easy. This entertaining reference reviews fundamental cardiac anatomy and physiology, explains how to obtain and interpret a rhythm strip, and teaches the reader how to recognize and treat 18 arrhythmias. It also explains how to obtain and interpret 12-lead ECGs, posterior ECGs, and 15- and 18-lead ECGs. The familiar Incredibly Easy! elements found throughout the reference make it easy to remember key points.

Genres: Nursing, Medicine, Medical

342 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

Reviews

[M. V.]

i have five different ECG books and this one was the first one that helped me to understand these squiggly lines. i'm not a patient woman sometimes, but i haven't thrown this book at a wall yet so it's obviously useful with the basics.

[Kerie Lynn]

Probably the best book I've recommended to my students. There are too many rhythms, Coronary Care I/II don't exactly teach you telemetry, but this will. Other tips they found useful were utilizing online continous strip quizzes and calipers, which I used only during examinations for the most part.

[Tracey]

Love the 'Made Easy' Books...

[Sawsan]

Great book with very simple explanation of basic heart anatomy, physiology, and ECG!

[Grecabeharyahoo.Com]

very good

[Jamie Morgan]

Use this book to build a Basic EKG class. Great read, great reference.