Pocket ECGs for nurses / Andrew R. Houghton, Alun Roebuck.
Material type: TextPublisher: Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2016Edition: 1stDescription: 1 online resource : illustrations (colour)Content type:- still image
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<P><STRONG>The Basics of the Heartbeat <BR></STRONG>The Heart Chambers <BR>The Heart's Myocytes <BR>Anatomy of the Electrical System<STRONG><BR></STRONG>Further Reading<BR><B><BR>The Basics of the ECG <BR></B>ECG Leads <BR>The Names of the ECG Waves <BR>Normal Values <BR>QRS ('Cardiac') Axis <BR>Abnormal Cardiac Axis<BR>Further Reading <BR><B><BR>How to Record a 12-Lead ECG <BR></B>Initial Preparations <BR>Skin Preparation<BR>Electrode Placement <BR>Special Electrode Positions <BR>Recording the 12-Lead ECG <BR>After Making the Recording <BR>Further Reading<BR><B><BR>How to Read a 12-Lead ECG <BR></B>Patient Data <BR>Clinical Data <BR>Technical Data <BR>ECG Fundamentals <BR>ECG Details <BR>Clinical Summary <BR>Further Reading<BR><B><BR>Heart Rate: Bradycardia and Tachycardia <BR></B>Method 1: Counting Large Squares <BR>Method 2: Counting Small Squares <BR>Method 3: Counting QRS Complexes <BR>P Wave Rate <BR>Bradycardia and Tachycardia<BR>Further Reading<BR><B><BR>An Approach to Heart Rhythms <BR></B>Identifying the Cardiac Rhythm<BR>Determining the Cardiac Rhythm <BR>Further Reading<STRONG><BR></STRONG><B><BR>Supraventricular Rhythms <BR></B>Sinus Rhythm <BR>Sinus Arrhythmia <BR>Sinus Bradycardia <BR>Sinus Tachycardia <BR>Sick Sinus Syndrome <BR>Atrial Ectopic Beats <BR>Atrial Fibrillation<BR>Atrial Flutter <BR>Atrial Tachycardia <BR>AV Re-Entry Tachycardia<BR>AV Nodal Re-Entry Tachycardia <BR>Further Reading<BR><B><BR>Ventricular Rhythms <BR></B>Ventricular Ectopic Beats <BR>Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm <BR>Monomorphic Ventricular Tachycardia <BR>Polymorphic Ventricular Tachycardia <BR>Ventricular Fibrillation <BR>Further Reading<BR><B><BR>Conduction Problems and Types of Block <BR></B>Conduction Problems at the SA Node <BR>Conduction Problems at the AV Node<BR>Block at the Bundle Branches<BR>Block at the Fascicles <BR>Escape Rhythms <BR>Further Reading<BR><B><BR>QRS Complexes and Left Ventricular Hypertrophy <BR></B>Q Wave <BR>Tall QRS Complexes<BR>Small QRS Complexes <BR>Broad QRS Complexes<BR>Further Reading <BR><B><BR>ST Segment Elevation and Depression <BR></B>Assessing the ST Segment<BR>ST Segment Elevation <BR>ST Segment Depression <BR>Further Reading<BR><B><BR>T Wave Changes <BR></B>Tall Upright T Waves <BR>Small T Waves <BR>Inverted T Waves <BR>Further Reading<STRONG><BR></STRONG><B><BR>QT Interval Prolongation <BR></B>What Is the QT Interval? <BR>Measuring the QT Interval <BR>'Correcting' the QT Interval <BR>What Is a Normal QTC Interval? <BR>Risks of a Long QT Interval <BR>Causes of a Long QT Interval <BR>Treatment of a Long QT Interval <BR>Further Reading <BR><B><BR>Bedside and Ambulatory Monitoring <BR></B>Inpatient ECG Monitoring <BR>Outpatient ECG Monitoring <BR>The Future of ECG Monitoring <BR>Further Reading<STRONG><BR></STRONG><B><BR>Summary of Key Points <BR></B>Basics of the Heartbeat <BR>Basics of the ECG <BR>How to Record a 12-Lead ECG <BR>How to Read a 12-Lead ECG <BR>Heart Rate: Tachycardia and Bradycardia <BR>Approach to Heart Rhythms <BR>Supraventricular Rhythms <BR>Ventricular Rhythms <BR>Conduction Problems and Types of Block <BR>QRS Complexes and Left Ventricular Hypertrophy <BR>ST Segment Elevation and Depression <BR>T Wave Changes <BR>QT Interval Prolongation <BR>Bedside and Ambulatory Monitoring <BR><B><BR>Appendix A: ECG Resources <BR><BR>Appendix B: Help with the Next Edition </P></B>
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