خرید و دانلود نسخه کامل کتاب Paramedic Students Anonymous! A no nonsense book for paramedic students. : Cardio Review Book & Test Prep for medics

Why are most students struggling in EMT & Paramedic school?Why are more than half of students failing the national Paramedic & EMT exam?Why do most students have a hard time studying?Well, it’s simple. It’s the textbooks. They’re too long. They’re too crammed with information & in medics you’re not given much time.And for that reason, this Paramedic Cardio book was made. There’s literally no easier way to study than with this. This book is a way to prevent information overload. It’s a way to help you not waste time. It’s a shortcut to learning for EMS students.This Cardio book (which is the first of a series of books) will help students:• Get right to what matters the most, making you faster.• Avoid going through tons of pages during Paramedic school or EMT school saving your time.• Speed up your learning process, making you a better medic.• Pass the national registry paramedic exam sooner.• Have a straight to the point Paramedic review book, test prep or study guide.The benefits of this book being in a question & answer format.How does its question & answer format help? Well, you can read the textbook or go over notes many times. Yet, a lot of times, what happens when you test? Where’s the information you spent hours studying? The information you read so many times? The information you thought you knew? Definitely not where you need it. Why’s that? Well, if you’re just reading, there is no way to know what’s sticking or not & questions are great at exposing what the blind spots are instantly.You may also notice that it does not list the treatments. Why? To avoid confusion. Treatments differ from place to place and updated every so often.Keep the massive textbooks but use this as additional help. And remember, no matter how great this book is, you always must put time into learning.Cardiology topics covered:1. Anatomy of the heart.2. Acute dissecting Aortic Aneurysm.3. Acute Myocardial Infarction.4. Angina.5. Cardiac Tamponade.6. Cardiogenic shock.7. Congestive heart failure (Left sided) 8. Congestive heart failure (Right sided)9. Hypertensive Emergencies.