This book presents the often complicated explanation of electrocardiography in a simple and easy-to-read manner. ECGs simply underpins the course content and will be a valued addition to your education library.
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This book, written by the fabulous Anne Evans-Murray, is an introduction to the interpretation of electrocardiography, not as a complicated textbook. The purpose of this book is to present the often-complicated explanation of electrocardiography in a simple and easy-to-read manner. Nurses, medical students, and paramedics will find this book beneficial.
Each rhythm is explained in a simple manner, which is accompanied by diagrams and rhythm strips to help simplify the concepts. Very few books approach this subject in a simplified way, which allows the reader to gain a rapid understanding. This publication will undoubtedly satisfy the need for such a book. This fourth edition addressed the recent changes associated with acute coronary syndrome in more depth. The last chapter now includes information on how training affects the heart and the changes that are often associated with the athlete's heart. The reader is encouraged to take an active role in the learning process.
Having access to rhythm strips and 12 lead electrocardiographs will help the reader develop the skills more quickly. Keeping a journal of interesting rhythm strips will assist with developing these essential interpretation skills. Exercises have been included at the end of each chapter in this new edition, encouraging readers to test themselves.
The main concept expressed in this book is to encourage the reader to develop 'P wave consciousness' - always on the lookout to find the presence of a P wave. If the P wave is absent, the reader is encouraged to find the reason for its absence.