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ECG cardiac arrhythmias
This video cover in detail all the arrhythmias you can encounter on an ECG strip explained. Subscribe for future videos on ECG.
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I was hesitant at first because it's more than 30min. But after I finished it, I was smiling because I now clearly understand the tracings. Thank you :)
thank you thomas . im a med student studying in belarus . this was very helpful
Remember the Golden rule Less than ½ large box of QRS is atrial induced More than ½ large box of QRS is ventricle induced The bundle block is mostly seen in RBBB at v1 and V2 as two peaks and in LBBB the V6 had two peaks
wow, amazing video! Learned my whole course in half an hour. Thanks Thomas!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm 99% certain your first example for SVT is actually sinus tachycardia. There are p waves and t waves, the rhythm is regular and the HR is 120 bpm. In SVT p and t waves aren't distinguishable, and HR is typically 150 to 250 bpm.
very nice way of explanation, superb sir
Ysss it's the best ECG video i ever seen,,. ,,
The QRS complex is equal to 4 small squares. If less then 4 s.quares= Atrial If more then 4 s.square= Ventricle
Outstanding presentation... Wish you good luck....you can make frequent video on new ecg case, finding...
Well done! Clear and concise. Appreciate it, thanks.
saved my life with ECGs! so simple to understand, very clear, keep up with the videos please :D thank you !
May the Lord Jesus continue to give you wisdom. Concise video yet impactful.
The ECG strip you show at 14:45 is NOT SVT. It's Sinus Tachy. You can tell because the P and T waves are separate and the rate is under 150bpm
Thanks, i liked the way you explained this. Greetings from Bosnia
BEST ECG video I've seen! It has been so helpful, thank you !
Absolutely amazing video. Thank you for teaching the golden rule.
hahahahahaha, "you can fin a picture of Dr. Wenckebach here" hahahah you made me laugh!!!!
Liked your voice! Very clear explanation. I will keep on following your videos 😬
Thank you. Very good one for the undergrads. 🙏
EXCELLENT! Thanks for giving your time and presentation.
Quite helpful. Easy and simple explanation. Thank you 🤘🏻
Awesome! Thank you. Great recap of the arrythmias.
Thank you very much Thomas.
Simple and clear explains even for arab with will understand thanks
nice one, refreshed my ECG memory
thank you so much. so precise.
Thank you really help for my exam in morning
this is simply awesome, loved it!
Better than my med school prof
Very nice video ..great easy explanations 😊
Very well explained, very helpful, many thanks for the good work
very helpful , upload more videos please . better than our prof ..
the best ecg video so far. how was studying in lublin?
SUPER! and so straight forward. Thanks so much :)
good explanation
superb sir
Thank you soooo much! The video is extremely helpful!
Thanks... 3rd year medical school student (Uganda)
Thank you for the video, but are you sure you can call all heart muscle cells pacemaker cells, conduction does not necessarily mean automaticity...
@elizabethsydes6974
4 жыл бұрын
I was wondering the same thing.
Thank you for this very helpful video!
Great... Thanks
This was amazing! Loved it!
Help full video
Excellent lecture! brief and precise. thank you! PS: At 8:55 and 9:24 you said monocytes but I am sure you meant myocytes.
you are amazing , thank you so much . made my life easier
HOW TO DIAGNOSE YOUR OWN ARRHYTHMIAS? I KNOW DOCTORS DIAGNOSE BUT IM TRYING TO FIND OUT WHICH HEART ARRHYTHMIA I HAVE MYSELF (I KNOW I HAVE ONE )
good stuff man! great job
Good
Awesome video, thank you so much :)
@13.52 Premature beats can very much be connected to pathologies. I undertand your point but to be clear they "can" be connected to pathologies.
Fantastic, thank you!
Please share the link of previous video.
Easy to assimilate.Thanks.
Very Helpful!!
you are wonderful....thx alot
thank you so much
thank you. God bless you!!!!!!!
thanx for the video , appreciate it
excellent!!
thanks very helpful
very helpful video! :)
thanks mate...very helpful
Intervals should be given in seconds, not "small squares". Paper speed can actually differ and then you are in trouble..
Thank you this was really helpful
Very helpful
Super class sir
This video was super helpful!
wow!!!!great
Awasome ma sha allah
thank you pal!
Thanks mate. Very nice and clear explanation
good
super robota...nikt u mnie w szkole tego lepiej nie wytlumaczyl :)
very nice .thnk u so much
Very helpful, thank you.
thank you so much :D
very ğood
@14:55 how did you count how many beats per minute
@rehamalshami1341
5 жыл бұрын
Divide 300 by the number of large boxs In this case 300/2=150 bpm
This video cover in detail all the arrhythmias you can encounter on an ECG strip explained. That's not close to true?
Siemka😝
The movie is helpful and funny sometime haha
Some how ur video is not clear and ur voice's
The QRS complex is equal to 4 small squares. If less then 4 s.quares= Atrial If more then 4 s.square= Ventricle