This handy referral puts necessary info within your reaches! Pocket Reference for the 12- Lead ECG in Acute Coronary Syndromes, 3rd Edition assists you recognize ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) by introducing the 5-step technique to 12- lead analysis, making it faster and simpler to learn 12- lead analysis. Clear and concise, this book provides a basic, detailed method together with tables, illustrations, and practice 12- lead ECGs to help you determine the probability of the presence of STEMI versus imposters or other reasons for ST elevation. Written by 2 widely known educators, Tim Phalen, a paramedic, and Barbara J. Aehlert, a nurse, this pocket reference is readily available individually or as a package with its matching book, The 12- Lead ECG in Acute Coronary Syndromes Text, 3rd Edition. A clear, succinct, pocket-sized method makes it easy to determine possible ST segment elevation myocardial infarction, determine the likelihood of the leading STEMI imposters, and with confidence categorize the ECG. Structured explanation of STEMI recognition includes an emphasis on STEMI imposters (non-infarct causes of ST elevation). Full-color illustrations plainly illustrate ideas and abilities. Updated approach to ECG interpretation helps you figure out STEMI versus other causes of ST elevation. NEW 5-step technique streamlines how to identify non-infarct reasons for ST elevation, whether STEMI or STEMI imposter( s). NEW material in Thinking STEMI chapter includes identifying the J-Point, figuring out ST elevation, Lead “Views,” suspecting STEMI, and extra STEMI ECG modifications. BRAND-NEW content in STEMI Imposters chapter consists of the top 5 STEMI imposters, eliminating the leading STEMI imposters, and a 5-step analysis. BRAND-NEW material in STEMI Imposters chapter includes the coronary artery anatomy, ideal ventricular infarction, posterior infarction, and getting extra leads. BRAND-NEW Practice ECGs chapter is committed to practicing the 5-step technique. NEW Practice ECGs chapter and 23 new 12- lead practice ECGs help you establish skills in 12- lead ECG recognition. NEW Key Point! boxes call attention to vital information.
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