I just changed careers from manufacturing to medicine, my first shift as a cardiac monitor tech is Tuesday night. Having passed the course that my hospital had assigned to me, I was still unconfident in my knowledge. You did a fantastic job of breaking everything down and thoroughly explaining the conditions, as well as associating these conditions with their respective ECG signatures. Thank you so much! You did a fantastic job.

two years in nursing school and all i got was a jumbled mess of confusion. i cannot tell you how grateful i am that you post these videos. You are a savior. Thank you SOOOOO much. i understand EKGs so much better now!

All of my textbooks just point out "what it is" but you give me the explanation "why" and you connect everything together. I appreciate you more than you may know! Thank you so much! You are the best!

@samraphael1941

2 жыл бұрын

you all prolly dont care at all but does someone know a trick to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly lost the password. I appreciate any help you can offer me.

I can't thank you enough for this video and the way you explain it! Extremely helpful! Truly grateful and appreciated.

Amazing Lecture, I gained a great understanding of these rythyms that had me confused, going to help me great in paramedic school 🙏🏽

Thank you so much once again Dr Mike! Good thing i watched this first before going to my textbook, makes so much sense! God bless you

2nd year med student here, this was an amazing video to explain these high yield concepts in a organized and easy to understand manner. I have an exam for cardiopulm path in 3 days and I think this video will do me good, thank you so much!

@rahmahdalhat8484

2 жыл бұрын

please can you share your playlist or good videos to watch for cardio

I have struggled with this but now, thanks to you, I understand! You made it so simple to understand.

Once again a brilliant video from an amazing teacher. Thank u soo much Sir for your efforts! U are really saving our lives!

Lifesaver! Thank you for making this complex topic simple. I now understand dysrhythmias better.

So glad I discovered your lectures! They're so simplified and comprehensive 🙌 Thank you so much!

@beverlysheriff1703

2 жыл бұрын

Does a echo pick up every movement of the heart better than ecg ?

Your lecs r simply beautiful! should become better known by more students! Plus, more lecs on pharma would be really appreciated;)

Understood dysrhythmias for the first time...u really made it very simple....

Cardiovascular exam tomorrow for nursing Adult Health class. This was beyond awesome and I will watch again in the a.m. right before the exam!!!!! Awesome stuff!!!!

@DrMattDrMike

4 жыл бұрын

donee ward best of luck!!

Thank you for presenting this so clearly and helping me understand this topic

your explanations are amazing, and simple! Love it!

By far the best explanation out there. Thank you!

Hatts off too you sir ,your teaches us in so simple way that even a non medical guy can easily understand these lactures thank you so so much....keep it up boss.......👍

Thank you so much for making a concept that is so complicated simply.

Thank you so much, i will be starting my new job at a cardiac step down unit, great refresher.

Amazing way you explain things ... so easy to understand... thank you 🙏

I just understood everything !! thank you, Dr.

Thank you sir...ur lecture is amazing....I understood the topic.

I really enjoyed your simplified lect doc,wonderful indeed.

You are a great teacher! I finally understand cardiac dysrhythmias. Thank you so much!

wow. Thank you. This was wonderfully insightful. I was able to actually treat it like a lecture. Notes and many pauses. This will help me with my classes going forward.

concepts are made clear in such a simple and understandable manner. thanks a lot

Thank you for another great video Dr Mike

Thank you Doc. Awesome job!

There is something that he missed in this video they're actually two versions of the second degree heart block. There is a second degree mobitz one where the PR interval begin to lengthen and eventually the QRS complex drops. This is often referred to as Wenckebach. And no I'm not making this up this is legit don't ask me who the heck came up with that name. Second degree mobitz 2 is known as a sudden drop in the QRS complex without any warning from the PR interval lengthening.

Sir you are just amazing,and amazing and amazing,I have just started following your channel and it's helping me a lot. Thanks a lot sir ❤️🙏❤️

Very Helpful video Doctor, I'm beginning to identify the ahrrethmia

Excellent explanation . I was so lost but nice job in breaking it down leaving it short / sweet :)

Thank you. I now understand how to properly read an EKG

Thank you! This lecture was very informative and helpful!

Really appreciate this. Cheers

Beautifully presented with excellent explanation 👌

Thank you so much sir you explained really well appreciate 👍

I really appreciate your videos!

thank you. you saved my ass lol. u r so adorable too

great work doctor, hatt s off to you👍👍👍

Thank you so much♥️ It was a great help :)

thanks for the awesome lecture!

This is brilliant! Thank you so much!!!

clear, simple and easy to understand lecture. Thank you very much

great lecture sir, thank you!

Thanks sir for such explaination

May God bless you.

Superb ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Dr Mike for the rescue forever❤thanksssssssss

You explained it very thoroughly.

Very great and simple to undersand

Thanks! really helpful. u really helped me out

Love from India 🙏🏼

Gem of a teacher

Thank you. G8 lecture!

This video is so detail and easy to understand compare to reading a book.

So helpful! Thank you for simplifying it

The Greatest video about heart blocks

26:45 But blood doesn’t really fall into the ventricles by the effect of gravity. It moves according to the pressure gradient created by the relatively negative pressure in the relaxed ventricles even if the body was positioned upside down. (i.e. the ventricles suck the blood out of the atria during diastole). Other than that, you have really broken down arrhythmias for me in such a great simple way, so keep up the good work.💪👏 All the love from Egypt. 🇪🇬❤️

@rahmahdalhat8484

2 жыл бұрын

thanks for this.

Wooooooowwww mike u r z best 😮😮

I have no idea how this video only has 56k views as at now. You make cardiac dysrhythmias seem like a piece of cake and deserve millions of views. Definitely subscribing

Awesome!!

You’re one of the best presenters on here, while others miss the mark you hit it right in the head.

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Legend. Thank you

This guy is the best and I have been a nurse and to Med school

@evacameron8670

4 жыл бұрын

A talented great speaker

Thank you very much Matt

thank you so much for this !!

amazing lecture!

Thank u for simple lectures🙏

Fantastic.. Thank you

Thanks a lot, very useful

Thank you very very much 🙏🏻

This makes so much senses than 3h lecture.

you're my hero

Thanks you for teaching it well

Great lecture

The only confusing thing in this video is the PR interval. I learned the PR interval is measured from the beginning of the upslope of the P wave to the beginning of the QRS wave (first deflection downward from the isoelectric line). In the video, it seems you are saying (min 32:10) that the PR interval ends at the top of the R wave. This would be inaccurate according to the definition I was taught. Overall, the video was really helpful. Thank you

🙂 great teacher

Nice video ❤

Really helpfull

Hey Dr Mike, have you guys completed a video on SVT? Thank you 🙏🏼.

excellent.

Amazing 🤩 lecture

You the best !!!

Amazing🎉🎉

GRACIAS SENOR!

Great video, but where are the bundle branch blocks? :(

fantastic

♥️ your amazing

Thank you! 🍎

I really like the emerald ring

Thanks!!

What exactly happens in supraventricular tachycardia?

I have a cardiac arythmia.may ecg have traced it but I have my 2d echo and stress test doneand its normal based on my doctor but how can i go back to my normal heart beat so that i have no worries at all?

Thank u sir

Thank you so much I thought you were going to explain more about sinus arrest... but it's fine

thank u #sgmuguide

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