EKGs / ECGs QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide (QuickStudy Academic) Pamphlet – May 31, 2012

I'm so glad I got this! I'm a paramedic student and just had my first cardiology test. I wasn't grasping all the EKG concepts when they were presented in class. I like the way this study guide groups the information. Examples: "P waves" is one section, heart blocks are in one section etc.

I work as an RN on a telemetry/PCU unit with 30 beds. I do charge and pull this out often to help coworkers figure out rhythm changes. It has good explanations for each rhythm to understand what you’re looking at to actually LEARN telemetry. Our unit educator is thinking about ordering some for the floor as a resource it’s so good.

Good referance chart to go along with my Kardio Mobile.

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Received today in combination with KardiaMoble6L heart monitor, and case . Highly recommend purchasing all 3 .This informative guide is very clear and easy to understand and I found it to be very helpful with learning about the EKG s/ ECG s.

Very straight forward. I have read 12 lead ekgs and basic telemetry fof over 25 years, this is a nice tool/reference to fall back on

Very Handy and well written.

This is a great reference to use when learning EKGs. I bought it to use at work after seeing all the 5 stars reviews it had gotten. Haven't used it yet as I've used a lot of other EKG studying material, but I keep it in my locker at work, just in case I ever need to grab. Great resource for any medical professional to have on hand that needs to know EKGs.