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Learn to accurately interpret 12-lead ECGs with this easy-to-understand guide! The 12-Lead ECG in Acute Coronary Syndromes, 5th Edition describes how to accurately interpret 12-lead ECGs for effective recognition and treatment of patients experiencing ACS. The book's streamlined format uses hundreds of illustrations, summary tables, and ECG examples to help you quickly master the material. You'll learn to identify ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI), and other causes of ST elevation. Designed for use as a clinical reference or in a continuing education class, this book reflects current science related to emergency cardiovascular care. More than 300 colorful illustrations depict concepts and skills. Landscape view presents 12-lead ECGs in their actual size for more realistic 12-lead ECG Interpretation. More than 100 practice ECGs help you apply your knowledge and master 12-lead ECG interpretation. Case studies promote recognition and treatment of patient complaints. Consider This boxes highlight important tips, and Quick Review questions with answers and rationales reinforce key content. Learning objectives in each chapter emphasize the knowledge you should gain, and key terms are bolded upon first mention for easier learning. Spiral binding makes it easier to lay the book flat for study or for use while on the job. NEW! Updated ECGs make it easier to comprehend and apply the material. NEW! Each chapter is updated to reflect current science, with references provided.

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Barbara Aehlert has been a registered nurse for more than 40 years, with clinical experience in medical/surgical nursing, critical care nursing, prehospital education, and nursing education. Barbara is an active CPR and ACLS instructor, and she is also the sole author of our flagship title, ECGs Made Easy, as well as the ACLS Study Guide.

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