Customer Reviews

Ekg Pocket Survival Guide (INTERN POCKET SURVIVAL GUIDE SERIES)

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I just recieved and read the EKG pocket survial guide. Working in a cardiology office we do a lot of EKG's. This book is the best. It fits great in your lab coat pocket and easy to use. All subjects in the book are labeled so you may quickly flip the pages until you find the answer to your question. I was very suprised to know that all basic and ADVANCED knowledge was in this pocket book. I really like it and would suggest all medical professionals who question their EKG knowledge to buy it!

a very nice size - easy to keep in one's pocket however the illustrations of EKG strips were tiny, poorly printed, and of little use to anyone except a very experienced reader. On the whole, it was a disapointment as the text itself did not provide basic information on most dysrythmias, forcing the reader to go back to a more detailed textbook. I would not order it.

The illustrations of ECG strips were very basic and everything was in black & white. Written more like a childrens book. The topic of ECG rhthyms is a bit complex to be written this basic.

I was kind of disappointed with this item. Although for the price I guess I can't expect too much.

Thought this would be a full size paperback book, instead looks like a homemade on the typewriter small pocket book, difficult to read as the whole book is smaller than a regular paperback. About 4x5 inches.

The information in this guide is too basic and quality is not good. EKGs are small. Nowadays I think this has been replaced by digital information you can have in your electronic device (cell phone, iPad, laptop, iPod, etc). Probably will be out of prints some day IF remaining books get a buyer (who???) ....