Paramedic for 42 years, since 1978 and had ACLS more times than I can count. This lesson is a great down to earth explanation for the heart rhythms that I have seen in 42 years. Had some great teachers, but love the presentation this instructor uses.
@@NinjaNerdOfficial Seriously dude you need to give us tips on how to study as effectively as you. Or idk maybe you're just a lot smarter than all of us. Brilliant explanations, thanks!
I'm a retired nurse, RT, EMT... and thought I was finished learning / remembering... but your videos just got me excited about relearning all the stuff I have forgotten! Thank you!
I am absolutely amazed at how well you teach! I am trying to study for the NREMT, and this is by far the best learning tool I have found! God Bless You and all you do for us!!
Mr Ninga Nerds, It is hard to believe that people like you just gives your own time & knowledge to help student with their medical knowledge. from Sydney Australia a big THANK U. IF u ever coming down under...you are welcome to stay in my place. Alex Munoz
you’re really perfect perfect perfect !!! Thank you so much your videos really help me in my study👏🏻❤️ and you’re famous among IRAQ medical students thank you master 👍🏻
I honestly appreciate your videos because they help me understand what I need to know about the EKG class I’m currently taking, my teacher isn’t the greatest in explaining, this videos have helped so much! Thank you!!
Brief Table of Contents: 0:40 - Waves 1:15 - P Wave 2:15 - QRS Wave - Ventricular Depolarization - 3:20 - Atrial Repolarization 4:10 - T Wave - Ventricular Repolarization 4:55 - Common Abnormalities 5:05 - ST Segment Elevation (STEMI - ST Segment Myocardial Infarction) 6:15 - T Wave Inversion (possible Ischemia) 7:05 - First Degree Heart Block (Can be normal) 8:35 - Second Degree Heart Block Mobitz Type 1 (Wenckebach periodicity) 9:50 - Second Degree Heart Block Mobitz Type 2 11:35 - Third Degree Heart Block 13:05 - Wolff Parkinson White Syndrome 14:30 - Atrial Flutter (Capital F waves) 15:50 - Atrial Fibrillation (lowercase f waves) 17:40 - Wandering Atrial Pacemaker (possible drug overdose) 18:30 - Premature Ventricular Contractions (Possible Caffeine or Nicotine use) 19:30 - Torsades de Pointes You may wish to add this to the description or create your own more detailed version. Thanks for these videos.
The one and only ECG interpretation in the most systematic and well organised manner! I'm never going to worry for my Cardiology exam! Thank you Sir! Cheers!
I appreciate you and your team for all these videos. You’re the best at explaining everything. The way you just pour your knowledge is just incredible. Thank thank thank you🙏
note guys when he says PR interval at 9:00 to 9:30, he actually meant PR segment, there is a huge difference between PR segment and PR interval; which he clarified in his video on EKG basics. The PR segment is the isoelectric line only between the end of the p wave and the beginning of the QRS complex whilst PR interval consists of the isoelectric line plus the P wave itself
This is my Second videos of yours and I couldn’t stop myself subscribing you and admiring you...have told my besties also to look your videos... keep up the good work ...
Wonderful lecture. I may wish to add: Atrial Fibrillation treatment is not Cardioversion but artificial Pacemaker. Cardioversion is for Atrial Flutter. Risk factor for Torsades de Pointes is Long QTc greater than 500 milliseconds.
DUDE! This saved me! I was so lost and my professors weren't making any sense to me... YOU MADE IT SO SIMPLE AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND! YOU ARE THE BEST THANK YOU!
THANK YOU!! All your videos are amazing! I go to class and everyone is lost especially when it came down to neuro stuff but there I was knowing the answers because of these and I continue to watch and be ahead since it seems my professors love to make it extremely hard to understand.....THANK YOU FOR SAVING MY LIFE AND MAKING ME FEEL LIKE I CAN DO THIS... maybe...
Thank you doesn't even begin to express my gratitude to you and your wonderful videos you've earned a well deserved sub and most importantly my respect. I wish you all the best in your pursuit of knowledge and wish that one day I get to meet you and thank you in person. Please for the love of God keep doing what you are doing and become better with every passing day. Your's truly, The guy with an exam in a couple of months 😭
I had a EKG done back in February 2015, I was sick the week of President's Day. When my Mom brought me to a walk in clinic, I had a low grade fever, my BP was normal, however my pulse was 150. The nurse was concerned I might have an issue with my heart, so when I had the EKG done, my heart was completely normal, no abnormal heart rhythms, just high anxiety. On top of that, My parents were concerned, I ended up going to my primary doctor a few days later and after that before school started back from break I was fully better
Heart Block Poem (not mine but helpful!) If the R is far from P, then you have a FIRST DEGREE. Longer, longer, longer, drop, then you have a WENKEBACH. If some P's don't get through, then you have MOBITZ II. If P's and Q's don't agree, then you have a THIRD DEGREE.
It really when you explain how each of the P. QRS & T waves are affected by these conditions. Knowing the why is much better than rote memorizations. Thank you.
very useful. straight to the point and that is recognizing pathophysiology. as I would say not losing energy and time on the roof before you have foundation.
Thank you for dumbing this down for simpleton's like me =D I'm 2 weeks into a 6 week EKG course and already feeling overwhelmed but this cleared the fog.
Thank you so very much, man. You're a genius. You explained the really really complex concept in a really really easy way. I made a good note out of your video. Thanks you, sir! A brief introduction of yours would be highly appreciated. Thanks...
Love the way u present material in the most simple way u can u really make the material super fun because of u I have a really good understanding of physiology I can’t thank u enough love from Iraq❤️❤️
Love your lectures!! However, after the video is over, I have a hard time remembering so much material. The whiteboard is a very helpful part of what makes your videos so good and it would be great to be able to save an image of what the board looks like at the end of your lecture with all your drawings and labels to help remember the information from the lecture. However, there is not an opportune time that the entire whiteboard is unobstructed to do so. Could you please consider stepping out of the view at the end of these videos for a few seconds to allow the opportunity to see the entire whiteboard and save an image of it? With all the work you put into these whiteboards, it seems like a waste to not have your work "live on" to make an even greater long-term impact for studying these topics. Thank you again for these videos!!!
I really wanna say thank you so much for this lecture. It's totally helpful 👍👍 i hv never been this clear abt ecg. It feel very greatful for this channel, tqsm😊
