Scanlon, Tyler
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**Printed with full color in-depth rationales and breakdowns**
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If you’re reading this, you’re someone looking for a little more practice. Maybe you’
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ve already purchased a copy of The Visual Nurse’s first publication, “Basic Cardiac Rhythms: The Visual Nurse’s Guide” (and if so, thank you!). Or perhaps, you’ve used various other ECG & rhythm interpretation texts and found that there simply aren’t enough sample strips to work through after the information is presented.
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Unfortunately, many existing publications that teach cardiac rhythm interpretation fall short in the department of practice strips after presentation of the didactic material. This is no fault of the previous sources mentioned; this is not an easy task to accomplish.
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That’s where this workbook comes in. Because of the existing gap between information presentation and practical application related to rhythm interpretation, I received countless Instagram (@thevisualnurse) and other social media messages almost daily from students, new nurses and other medical professionals asking for a workbook that would help them actually APPLY what they’ve been taught.
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The goal here is simple and straightforward: Direct practice & application of basic cardiac dysrhythmia principles.
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I’m going to assume that one of two things is true. 1) You’ve already got a foundational understanding of cardiac rhythms and are looking to master your interpretation skills from a basic rhythms perspective (this means that we’re not covering topics like SVT with aberrant conductions versus VT, etc… you’d need a 12-lead ECG for that anyway) or 2) You’re just beginning to learn about cardiac rhythms and dysrhythmias and are looking to apply what you learn as you go. In either case, this is the perfect workbook for you. Welcome, and I’m glad that you’ve trusted me to help you along the way. Thank you.
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