Ingram Publishing ECG & EKG Interpretation: How to interpret ECG & EKG, including rhythms, arrhythmias, and more!

The author gives written examples of waves and conditions, but not a single graphic to illustrate his text. An ECG is a visual picture of your heartbeat, but there is not one single ECG strip to illustrate. This booklet was useless to me. 28 pages of text; nothing else.

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I have a (literal) library of books on EKG interpretation but each book has a unique approach and has been quite helpful in clinical practice and in teaching med students. With this in mind, I purchased this book. Pros: easy to understand language, very concise, offers a decent and brief review of anatomy, simple explanations for common arrhythmias, size is small that it can easily be carried around, can easily be read (cover to cover) within an hour. Cons: very concise so it only skims the surface of important topics, lack of images. In summary, it is one of the few books where I have buyers remorse. It is so concise that it can easily be published as a paper or article rather than a book. If you are someone with a basic anatomical knowledge that wants a very brief and basic review of EKGs, this might be worthwhile. If you are a practicing clinician, a visual learner, or someone with an above-average-grasp of EKG fundamentals, I would not recommend it.

Thought there would be some EKG/ECG strips to show what they are explaining. Other then that it's a very useful cheat sheet mini phamplet of explaining the read out

There is not one illustration of an EKG 32pgs paper back absolutely a waste of time.do not recommend😡