books by Kathleen A. Handal (american sensible 12-lead)

books by Kathleen A. Handal

books:

Sensible Application of the Ecg: A Pocket Guide
Kathryn M. Lewis, Kathleen Handal

Delmar Cengage Learning, 2000

This unique text is an ideal reference to ECG rhythm analysis. It offers a clear and concise review of cardiac anatomy and physiology and progresses through interpretation and application of 3-lead and 12-lead ECG analysis. There are true-life scenarios for each chapter, taking the student through the decision-making process using analysis of the ECG as a vital tool. This text follows the outline of the revised US DOT intermediate and paramedic ...

Sensible Analysis of the 12-Lead ECG (Sensible Analysis Of The 12-lead Ecg)
Kathryn M. Lewis, Kathleen Handal

Delmar Cengage Learning, 2000

This text provides in-depth introduction to the analysis of the 12-lead electrocardiogram. It offers comprehensive review of cardiac anatomy and relates pathology to the ECG findings. Pathology of cardiac conduction as seen in 3-lead and 12-lead monitoring systems are presented in a practical manner to build confidence in this valuable diagnostic tool. There are self-assessment exercise for each chapter and an overall review section. An ...

Sensible ECG Analysis

1 review
Kathryn M. Lewis, Kathleen Handal

Delmar Cengage Learning, 1999

Sloppy and full of errors
Hopefully a second edition is on the way, with the numerous mistakes corrected. Until then, I would stay away from this text. Besides outright errors, there are many places where the author is just not clear or contradicts herself, examples do not always agree with the text or are ambiguous, and captions are sometimes just plain wrong. I would venture to guess that this book was put together very ...

Sensible Analysis of the 12-Lead Ecg
Kathryn M./ Handal, Kathleen Lewis

Cengage Learning, 2000

The American Red Cross First Aid and Safety Handbook

3 reviews
American Red Cross, Kathleen A. Handal

Little, Brown and Company, 1992

A must for every home
This is one of the books Michael Hyatt recommends be in your Y2K library. It is the standard reference for dealing with injury and illness until the patient can get to a doctor. The odds are that every day, people will be injured and you will want to be able to keep them alive and from additional injury. The Red Cross has been a major player in this area throughout the 20th century, and this ...