EKG Interpretation: 24 Hours or Less to EASILY PASS the ECG Portion of the NCLEX!

A great source of information. This eBook is well-written, informative and easy to read. It's a perfect tool we can use in reviewing the Electrocardiography (ECG/EKG) as we prepare for our big day. This eBook will teach you and provide you an in-depth explanation on how to understand the difficult details and components found in ECG tests which can give a better understanding of the inner workings of the human heart. You will learn and understand what an ECG tracing denotes and be able to understand the core concept of ECG. A detailed information about the different types of heart rhythms and how they would appear in an ECG tracing are included in this eBook. Chase Hassen did an amazing job in writing this eBook because many future nurses will benefit from this eBook. Highly recommended for all nursing students!!!

Current RN, used this to brush up on different types of rhythms. It’s a great easy to read resource for both students and current nurses!

The information in this book was very helpful and helped me understand the basics. It was a quick read and much tinier than I expected. However, there was a couple typos and mislabeled sections. For example on page 18 after learning about sinus arrhythmia, it went on to teach about how to detect it on an EKG and repeated the title of sinus tachycardia instead of arrhythmia. The links typically did work either to download or view new books written.

Clear, and enough info to learn in smaller bites. Good pictures and illustrations through out the book. Easy to carry around or download to your phone

Nice strips to review. You'll definitely need another source if you're new to EKGs. The "free bonus videos" were just YouTube videos but they are not accessible since it seems the page was deleted. Also I would've liked an index to be able to go directly to the rhythm I'm looking for. It does have a table of contents where the chapters are separated by the rhythm groups so I guess that's a plus. All in all I wish I had just chosen a better book.

Getting ready for the big day! This is my second time taking the NCLEX exams. I know I did my best the first time I took the exam, however, I just didn't make it. So before I take the second try, I want to make sure I read the reliable books for the big day. My colleague introduced this book to me. And as I was reading through the pages, I am confident and really learning how to read and interpret EKG. Also, the included questions helped me to assess how my understanding about EKG was. This sure is a great guide for all profession in medical field. This is recommended!

This book gives a simple breakdown of basic knowledge needed to read an ecg rhythm.I was very pleased and will continue to review.

This book on how to pass the NCLEX nursing test in both English and Spanish, promises that if you read this book, you’ll pass the test. While I’m not going to take this test, I have someone very close to me who is going to take the National Council Licensure Examination. All nurses in the US and Canada must take this test before becoming an LPN or and RN . The questions are mostly multiple choice, which includes questions like this one, “The client has been diagnosed with acute pyelonephritis. How do you explain this to the client?” There are 105 questions like this one and this book explains that section of the test having to do with EKG.

This is exactly what I wanted to know re my own health. I appreciated the abundance of well explained EKG diagrams.

No time wasted , gave me what I need and boom ….I aced the discussion during clinical discussions

It’s ok - nothing special

This book is extremely easy to read and understand and is very informative and concise. There are lots of examples with graphical strip representations in the book and each graph has been precisely explained to the point. This is and good refresher book for all those nurses or doctors who want to prepare quickly for the ECG portion of the exam. It is easy to read and will refresh their knowledge. I highly recommend this book.!!!

Too basic for med students and not enough material properly explained to be user friendly