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The reader's rapid assimilation of medical concepts is the key to the continuing success of this best-selling book. A caption explains the concept illustrated on each page, and a few simple sentences reinforce the concept with interactive (programmed) learning, which links to the following page. Dr Dubin's light and entertaining style, known world-wide, makes learning enjoyable. Practice twelve-lead tracings at the end establish self-confidence, and summarised reference sheets with examples (designed to be copied) provide an excellent review. Rapid Interpretation of EKGs

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طبعا لطلبة الطب او ما شابهه هههه Dale Dubin The rating is not reflecting how I feel about the author. He is a horrible human being and I bought the book used so the money doesn't go to him. But, this book was SUPER helpful with understanding EKGs and not just memorizing what things are supposed to look like. Health Je le lis pour la deuxième fois, et ça vaut vraiment le coup pour faire un tout p'tit rappel rapide et riche ! 0912912065 I read this book cover to cover and can officially say it is my favorite EKG resource! I learned so much, had so many “Ah Ha!” moments, and was generally fascinated with all I learned and can now understand! I highly recommend this for anyone who takes, looks at, or uses EKGs. 0912912065 easy to understand and very helpful 9780912912066

the best ecg textbook for beginners, I like the organisation of the book but it lacks a lot of topics on ecg abnormalities Rapid Interpretation of EKGs 1 star for obvious reasons... Rapid Interpretation of EKGs Wish me luck on my test tomorrow! English Nicholas advised me to read this book a year ago. Having completed that, I highly recommend this simple and practical book as a guide for any medical student who are struggling in learning how to interpret EKG. D.D has great instruction, delivers by systematic and concise approach and also lots of humour on writing the example and provides just the right guidance for readers. I love the commentary on this example of non-conducted premature atrial beat:

This tracing is from a medical student who had a few cups of coffee in order to study late. She went to the Emergency Room because her pulse seemed irregular. The intern on duty that thought that the tracing showed intermittent complete AV Block and was about to call the attending physician (at 4.00 am) to schedule an emergency artificial pacemaker implantation. Explain the EKG strip to the intern, using only what you have learned so far (before he wakes the attending physician and DISCOVER THE REAL MEANING OF IRRITABLE) English Should I be putting a textbook in this list? I'm not sure. What I can say, however, is that I've spent the last few days flying through this book, which somehow manages to resemble a children's colouring book and still cover everything you could possibly need to know about ECGs as a medical student.

Recommended as a gentle introduction (or re-introduction in my case) to ECGs. 9780912912066