
Introduction to basic cardiac dysrhythmias
Sandra Atwood, Cheryl Stanton, Jenny Storey Davenport · 1990 · 396 pages
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Using straightforward, easy-to-understand language, this essential resource helps you understand how the heart functions and how to interpret ECS essential knowledge that will allow you to anticipate appropriate treatment. It provides an overview of the normal conduction pathway of the heart, as well as comprehensive coverage of basic cardiac dysthythmias that highlights what happens in the hearts electrical conduction system to cause the appearance of a dysrhythmia. Coverage of all topics reflects the 2005 emergency cardiovascular guidelines. Case studies, flashcards, puzzles, and more than 325 practice strips are included to reinforce your understanding of key concepts and encourage you to apply your knowledge. A logical sequence of content with simple medical terms follows the normal conduction pathways of the heart from the atria to the ventricles. Coverage of basic anatomy, as well as components of monitoring and interpretation of rhythm strips, helps you better understand how the heart functions and how to interpret ECGs. Clear explanations of basic cardiac dysrhythmias provide an overview of what is happening in the hearts electrical conduction system to cause the appearance of a dysrhythmia. Review questions and rhythm strips at the end of Chapters 1-7 allow you to assess your understanding before moving on to more complex information. Each chapter offers fun and engaging crossword and word-find puzzles to help you easily learn and remember new information. Chapter 8
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