Ekgs / Ecgs
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📈 Elevate your cardiology game with the ECG guide everyone’s talking about!
- COMPACT PORTABLE - At just 0.10 lbs, carry this essential cardiology guide anywhere—knowledge on the go.
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- CLINICALLY PRECISE CONTENT - Dive deep into expert-level ECG knowledge with medical-grade terminology that sets you apart.
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- TOP TIER CARDIOLOGY RESOURCE - Ranked #73 in Cardiology books, this is your go-to manual for mastering ECG interpretation.
Ekgs / Ecgs by Farach, Lisa is a highly rated, lightweight cardiology manual ranked #73 in Cardiology books. With over 4,700 positive reviews and detailed, medically precise content, it’s the definitive resource for professionals seeking advanced ECG knowledge, delivered with fast shipping and easy returns.
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| Best Sellers Rank | #153,417 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #73 in Cardiology #386 in Medical Reference #14,638 in Higher & Continuing Education Textbooks |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 4,707 Reviews |
Reviews
S**R
Very informative and detailed
Great product for knowledge and is detailed in description using proper medical terminology, not layman’s. Better product than I thought I was getting.
J**O
BUEN PRECIO
BUENAS GRAFICAS ....MEJORAR VARIEDAD
D**5
Great QuickStudy
Great Sheet to learn your EKGs on.
S**S
Simple and easy to understand
Use as a quick reference guide to assist with new staff learning. Great because it is compact and you can wipe it over... very important
R**L
Good quick study or review of basic EKG information for tech's and nurses.
This covers the basics. A very understandable explanation of the basics of performing an EKG and what different pieces of information that you can get from reading an EKG that tells you that you have run the test correctly or not. It does not give you the information to read an EKG for all of the diagnostic info that allows one to make a cardiac diagnosis. Good for 1st or 2nd year medical students who have never performed a lot of EKGs but totally inadequate for 3rd & 4th year students. This is also a good review for nurses who do not run EKGs frequently. This is everything that you need to know if you are called for a code, to be learned before ever participating in a code, not when you are just called for a code. This has all the information that the new EKG tech needs to know when first starting out.
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