Rapid Interpretation of EKG Sixth Edition Free Direct Download

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Rapid Interpretation of EKG Sixth E dition by by
Dale Dubin Direct Download
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Features of the Rapid Interpretation of EKG Sixth
Edition The reader s rapid assimilation of
medical concepts is the k ey to the continuing
success of this best-selling book. A capt ion
explains the concept illustrated on each page,
and a few simple sentences reinforce the concept
with interactive (pro grammed) learning, which
links to the following page. Dr Dubin s light
and entertaining style, known world-wide, makes l
earning enjoyable. Practice twelve-lead tracings
at the end establish self-confidence, and
summarised reference sheets with examples
(d esigned to be copied) provide an excellent
review.
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Table of Contents of Rapid Interpretation of
EKG 1 Basic Principles..1 2 Recording the
EKG..31 3 Autonomic Nervous System..5 4
Rate..65 5 Rhythm, Part I Arrhythmias of Focal
Origin..97 6 Rhythm, Part II Blocks..173 7
Axis..203 8 Hypertrophy..243 9 Infarction
(includes Hemiblock)..259 10
Miscellaneous..309
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• Rapid Interpretation of EKG 6th Edition students
  Review
• This is literally EKG's for idiots. Dubin breaks
  it down and spoon feeds th e information to you
  in a way that makes it easy for a first year
  medical stud ent to understand this information
  at its fundamental level to then apply it to
  more complex disease states. Often times when I
  read a text book I feel ov erwhelmed by the
  sheer volume of information included on a page.
  This bo ok does not leave me feeling that way at
  all. It is simple to read and easy to digest and
  he does a great job of reiterating points as you
  progress though the book and introducing
  concepts in such a manner that they are easy to g
  rasp on the first read though.
• This book is awesome! I'm a medical student and
  this block we're studyin g cardiology. I am near
  the bottom of the class. I go to lecture everyday
  an d absolutely understand NADA because the
  lecturer speaks on a level that is 10x more
  advanced than me, but the other students seem to
  understand it.I bought this book because after 4
  lectures of EKG's at my school, the on ly thing
  I got out of it is that EKG's are cool little zig
  zags. I didn't know how to diagnose ANY cardiac
  pathologies from EKG's. So I bought this book to
  give me a leg up on my competition, or at least
  be on an even level with th e rest of the med
  students in my class. It helped me a looooooot.
  This boo k explains to you like you're an
  elementary school student. I now understan d
  EKG's much better than before.The book is 350
  pages, but there are di agrams on every page and
  a few notes to accompany each diagram, so th
  ey're not really "full pages." I like this,
  because if you condense it all into a regular
  book without diagrams, it's really only like 100
  pages of reading. I u nderstood EKG's after
  devoting one day of a weekend toward studying it.
  T his book is AWESOME, really explains things
  well!!!!