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دانلود کتاب Making Sense of the ECG

دانلود کتاب ایجاد حس ECG

Making Sense of the ECG

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Making Sense of the ECG

ویرایش: 5 
نویسندگان:   
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ISBN (شابک) : 9780367188955, 9780367189013 
ناشر: CRC Press 
سال نشر: 2020 
تعداد صفحات: 249 
زبان: English 
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) 
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Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface to the fifth edition
Acknowledgements
Author
1. Anatomy and physiology
	Cardiac activation
	The cardiac conduction system
	The cardiac cycle
	Further reading
2. PQRST: Where the waves come from
	What does the ECG actually record?
	How does the ECG ‘look’ at the heart?
	Where do each of the waves come from?
	Further reading
3. Performing an ECG recording
	Initial preparations
	Placement of the limb electrodes
	Placement of the chest (precordial) electrodes
	Einthoven’s triangle
	Recording the 12-lead ECG
	Further reading
4. Reporting an ECG recording
	Patient data
	Technical data
	ECG fundamentals
	ECG details
	Report summary
	Further reading
5. Heart rate
	Is the heart rate below 60/min?
	Is the heart rate above 100/min?
	Further reading
6. An approach to heart rhythms
	Identifying the cardiac rhythm
	How is the patient?
	Is ventricular activity present?
	What is the ventricular rate?
	Is the ventricular rhythm regular or irregular?
	Is the QRS complex width normal or broad?
	Is atrial activity present?
	How are atrial activity and ventricular activity related?
	Determining the cardiac rhythm
	Further reading
7. Supraventricular rhythms
	Sinus rhythm
	Sinus arrhythmia
	Sinus bradycardia
	Sinus tachycardia
	Sick sinus syndrome
	Atrial ectopic beats
	Atrial fibrillation
	Atrial flutter
	Atrial tachycardia
	AV re-entry tachycardia
	AV nodal re-entry tachycardia
	Further reading
8. Ventricular rhythms
	Ventricular ectopic beats
	Accelerated idioventricular rhythm
	Monomorphic ventricular tachycardia
	How do I distinguish between VT and SVT?
	Polymorphic ventricular tachycardia
	Fascicular ventricular tachycardia
	Ventricular fibrillation
	Further reading
9. Conduction problems
	Conduction block at the SA node
	Conduction block at the AV node or bundle of His
	Conduction block at the bundle branches
	Conduction block at the fascicles
	Escape rhythms
	Accelerated conduction and accessory pathways
	Further reading
10. The axis
	Understanding and measuring the QRS axis
	Is there left axis deviation?
	Is there right axis deviation?
	Is there extreme right axis deviation?
	Further reading
11. The P wave
	Are any P waves absent?
	Are any P waves inverted?
	Are any P waves too tall?
	Are any P waves too wide?
	Further reading
12. The PR interval
	Is the PR interval less than 0.12 s long?
	Is the PR interval more than 0.2 s long?
	Does the PR interval vary or can it not be measured?
	Is the PR segment elevated or depressed?
	Further reading
13. The Q wave
	Are there any ‘pathological’ Q waves?
	Further reading
14. The QRS complex
	Are any R or S waves too big?
	Are the QRS complexes too small?
	Are any QRS complexes too wide?
	Are any QRS complexes an abnormal shape?
	Are epsilon waves present?
	Further reading
15. The ST segment
	Are the ST segments elevated?
	Are the ST segments depressed?
	Are J waves present?
	Further reading
16. The T wave
	Are the T waves too tall?
	Are the T waves too small?
	Are any of the T waves inverted?
	Further reading
17. The QT interval
	Correcting the QT interval
	Is the QTc interval long?
	Is the QTc interval short?
	Further reading
18. The U wave
	Do the U waves appear too prominent?
	Are any of the U waves inverted?
	Further reading
19. Artefacts on the ECG
	Electrode misplacement
	External electrical interference
	Incorrect calibration
	Incorrect paper speed
	Patient movement
	Further reading
20. ECG interpretation in athletes
	Normal ECG findings
	Abnormal ECG findings
	‘Borderline’ ECG findings
	Further reading
21. Pacemakers and implantable  cardioverter-defibrillators
	What do pacemakers do?
	Indications for temporary pacing
	Temporary pacemaker insertion and care
	Indications for permanent pacing
	Selection of a permanent pacemaker
	Pacing and the ECG
	Pacemakers and surgery
	Implantable cardioverter-defibrillators
	Cardiac resynchronization therapy (biventricular pacing)
	Further reading
22. Ambulatory ECG recording
	24-h ambulatory ECG recording
	Event recorder
	ECG ‘on demand’
	Bedside monitoring/telemetry (inpatient)
	Insertable cardiac monitor (ICM)
	External loop recorder (ELR)
	Smartphone/smartwatch applications
	Further reading
23. Exercise ECG testing
	What are the indications for an exercise ECG?
	What are the risks of an exercise ECG?
	How do I perform an exercise ECG?
	When do I stop an exercise ECG?
	How do I interpret an exercise ECG?
	Further reading
Appendix 1: Glossary
Appendix 2: ECG resources
Appendix 3: Help with the next edition
Index




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