Need More Practice Reading EKGs.

[Cpt.Hook Hamate]

I was wondering if anyone knows of a good EKG reading workbook to help practice reading EKGs. I am looking for something with a nice number of practice EKG tracings with solutions. Thanks.

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[Dukes]

One book I used when I was in paramedic school was Rapid Interpretation of EKG's 6th edition by Dale Dubin. It is very easy and fast reading.

 

[Cpt.Hook Hamate]

I know. Every one gets that book but I am looking for a "workbook." Something like a whoel book of math problems but with EKG tracing instead.

 

[annushka]

I like this one:
"The Only EKG Book You'll Ever Need" by Malcolm S. Thaler.

Has a whole section in the back with like 200 strips that you can interpret.

 

[StringBean]

Here's a website that I thought was really useful. It may not be exactly what your looking for (extra practice questions) but maybe it'll help! 🙂

http://www.ecglibrary.com/ecghome.html

 

[DrMom]

Quinn recommended this book:

12-Lead ECG The Art of Interpretation


It has many ECG's to read along with good instruction. It also is set up so that you can use it at a beginner, intermediate, or advanced level. I really like this book.

 

[PACtoDOC]

I didn't have one ECG on my USMLE!!!!

 

[AlexRusso]

I had one and it was one I've never seen before. Really weird looking. I clicked a choice and moved on.

 

[jakstat33]

This is a great book, concise yet complete, full of great tips and tricks for rapid review from a doc with many, many years of experience:

Advanced Ecg: Boards and Beyond : What You Really Need to Know About Electrocardiography by Brendan P., MD Phibbs

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...f=sr_1_1/002-6641693-2019200?v=glance&s=books

 

[Jalopycat]

Here's a good website I used to quiz myself when I was studying for ACLS. I thought it was really helpful. It may not be worth your time though. It took me about 5 hours to learn how to figure them out and I only had one question on step 1. Good luck! 🙂

http://www.pueblocc.edu/ems/aclstrip.htm

 

[Purulent DC]

Captain Hook,

Check out:

The Complete Guide to EKGs (by O'Keefe)

and

ECGS for the Emergency Physician (by Mattu et al.)

These two books are for EKG reading practice and are just pages of different EKG's with the explanations and offical reads listed in the back. They assume that you have already read a book like Dubin's or "The Only EKG Book that You'll Ever Need" and have the basic knowledge.