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You only need two resources in my opinion.
Hemodynamics - pacep.org (very well laid out, free if you do not want the contact hours).
EKG's - the only book I have ever found that made it simple, indepth, and fun because you really learn and understand it is 12-Lead EKG: The Art of Interpretation (Garcia & Holtz).
With both these resources you really feel like you understand the material and it is more than enough for you to answer any questions they give you in a CRNA program.
junglern
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Hi guys, after 5 years ICU, CCU, CTICU etc, I feel I need to master EKG and Hemodynamics even more, cause I don't really feel confident about it.
I am wondering if anyone knows a method a little better that boring books.
I do really appreciate any possible advice or tip.
Looking forward to start CRNA 2010, do you think 37 is already too old?
Thanks.