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    Rapid Interpretation of EKG Sixth E

    dition by by Dale Dubin


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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
    Rapid Interpretation of EKG 6th Edition
    students Review

    1- 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.

    2-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!!!!

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