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Posted by Melinda on May 27, 2001 at 08:10:32:In Reply to: Re: Review Book suggestions posted by don on May 27, 2001 at 01:06:35:
Know your EKG arrhythmias and don't expect them to give you a recording of a rhythm, they will probably just describe it. Make sure you know how to figure various problems like sleep efficiency, AHI, sensitivity settings, etc... As far as filters, know what they do and what the proper or acceptable filter settings are for each parameter that we monitor.
It's good that you already have Nic's books. I started studying them thoroughly about six months prior to the exam. I must have read them from front to back at least ten times and I believe this is one of the main reasons I passed the exam on the first try.
Maybe someone who has taken the test recently will post more information.
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