by: Kaye Nagell, Ron Nagell ©2003 Published by: Mosby Designed for readers who learn new skills best by doing, this case-based approach is the closest thing to treating real-life patients. Rather than straight memorization, this book bridges the gapbetween fact and application with an emphasis on developing the critical thinking skills that are essential to reading and interpreting ECGs in practice. It takes traditional learning a step further and shows how to apply concepts to real-life situationsEach easy-to-read chapter contains objectives, special "note boxes" that highlight critical information, a chapter self-test, ECG practice strips, and several case studies. In addition, this text constantly stresses the importance of the patient, reinforing the idea that the reader is not treating the dysrhythmia, but rather the patient with a dysrhythmia. Cased Based ECG Interpretation Published by: Mosby |
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