The Simplest EKG Book Ever: Understanding EKGs

Long-time paramedic and instructor Luis Martinez fills the gap in the market with a simple, easy-to-understand textbook that teaches readers how to read and understand EKGs without boring jargon and lectures.Students who are tired of the hard-to-read textbooks with boring lectures, long-winded explanations, and confusing graphs finally have the manual they've been searching for with The Simplest EKG Book Ever.Most books are complicated, with too many fancy words, tiny letters, and pages and pages of information most people would not retain or read.The textbook includes step-by-step instruction for EKG information including:What EKGs are.What leads to the heart are (and where they connect).How to place leads.The textbook also examines the anatomy of the electrical system in the body-from where leads go into, to definitions of the most important bundles, to graphs and drawings of nodes. Featuring short, direct definitions of major terms and clear graphs, The Simplest EKG Book Ever lives up to its name and will become a handy, helpful book in any medical professional's library.The Simplest EKG Book Ever is the perfect buy for nursing and paramedic students, as well as any lay person interested in the clinical science of electrocardiography.

Pagina's: 68, Paperback, Palmetto Publishing