ECG/EKG Interpretation: An Easy Approach to Read a 12-Lead ECG and How to Diagnose and Treat Arrhythmias

Nathan Orwell

Mar 2022 · Nathan Orwell

About this ebook

Access now the practical, simple, and concise manual on ECG interpretation!

Often, it is essential to recognize a pathological state quickly, but to be able to intervene promptly, it is necessary to be able to interpret and read the electrocardiogram, or at least know how to discriminate what is normal from what is not.

This manual is useful to all those (professionals, students, and enthusiasts) who need to know how to read the ECG but do not have the time to study or re-study long academic books.

That's who this book is aimed at:

✅  Medical and nursing students who need to review before an exam without having to take long, complicated academic books back into their hands

✅  Professionals in the field who find it useful to keep a practical and fast manual with them for every eventuality

✅  Enthusiasts who would like to discover something new about a fundamental instrument of medicine

✅  Those who want something simple and straightforward to use at any time, without having to get lost in the kind of complicated and long-winded language contained in the myriad pages of academic books

✅  High school students who want to learn more, even without having the knowledge of a university student

✅  Those who need a "dusting off" but don't want to spend too much time or energy reviewing the material

If you fall then in at least one of these categories of people, this book will be very useful.

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Ratings and reviews

Ideal for Beginners An excellent book for people like me who are now beginning to study electrocardiograms. The language is really simple and understandable even for those who have never studied this subject. There are not a lot of tracings, but as a basis for starting with the study it is great. Also ideal as a quick review for the rushed

An excellent choice ! Wow. I don't usually write reviews, but I am a first-year medical student who couldn't understand electrocardiograms until I read this book. Now I understand why so many of my colleagues were using this little book. It really is worth every penny. I look forward to recommending it to my entire class. I think every medical student should buy and keep this book. Sure, for professionals it might be too simple and basic, but it is great for any first-year student or anyone who wants to start studying electrocardiograms. However, this book makes difficult concepts very simple and is a really easy read. Really recommended