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Rapid, structured ECG interpretation: A visual guide FOR REVISION!! #electrocardiogram

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Wish I had this when I was a medical student! Well done! Thanks!
Comment from : @manueldalope220

Good lecture
Comment from : @namuggasuzan5637

That was intense Well done
Comment from : @lpacolli

Excellent video I'll have to watch it a few more times and take notes It went a bit fast but very relevant and easy to understand rhythms and rates and significance
Comment from : @paulastafford1642

Thank you you helped me a lot to understand VI lead I have issues when the perspective is backwards 😂 👍 thank you thank you thank you 🤗🤗🤗
Comment from : @Klausvanhelsing

Thank you!!! Best ECG Video!!!
Comment from : @strawberrymilk6226

great what a semplification
Comment from : @ahmedbadar4075

This is the best summary I have seen of ECGS, includes everything and is very precise Moreover, the video isn't too long, and the explanation is very goodbrThank you for your hard work
Comment from : @HIBASHERIN-g5s

Best video on the planet for ecg
Comment from : @shantanudasarwar9210

Am I the only one who noticed name of the patient at 0:34 is Clarke Kent , date of birth April 18th 1977 ??? 😅😅😅❤❤❤
Comment from : @sourinpramanik6972

Excellent video thank you 👍
Comment from : @sarahchi601

Thanks
Comment from : @bradzone5221

I feel a little less dumb after this! Cheers 🍻
Comment from : @b_g_mcsqueezy

So far the best ecg tutorial that i’ve watched
Comment from : @jcmaemadrones787

Thank you so much brYour revision is crystal clear ❤❤❤❤
Comment from : @MawaAlyafrosi

Such a wonderful and straightforward explanation 👏brMuch appreciated 🤗
Comment from : @oluchionyia7096

what about a slightly wide QRS heart ryth(via Kardia mobileapp) ? normal sinus rhythm(regular P waves) with wide QRS, good BP good O2 saturation heart rate of 70 bpmalways 110/70 pressure 59 year old male (former experienced Emergency medical tech)
Comment from : @DAS2165

if you have an inverted t wave in V1-V2 size both > 1small square would it be considered pathological b/c its in two contiguous leads ( septal) or would there need to be an inverted T wave in another lead other than V2 for it to meet the >2 contiguous leads?
Comment from : @AmandaLodi-y1n

Could you please make video series about ABGs?
Comment from : @drfatimahuthman4819

this is an incredible lecture
Comment from : @DeVergam

👍👍👍
Comment from : @shashi-songs

Thank you so much for this video!
Comment from : @Naruke2k5

Thank you so much sir , the best video on ECG so far ❤
Comment from : @idaskudder4924

Best video ever i see about EKG This man is real genius in explanationi watched hundreds of videos and ended up being a psycho rather than EKG expert 😅
Comment from : @Saim22b

best ECG vid❤ thanks
Comment from : @KosarAskari-r6s

Thank you sir
Comment from : @PerseveranceMatanhike

Nice rapid revision
Comment from : @lalitkumarkose6540

Thanks a lot sir Nutshell
Comment from : @Piranavan-ey5mn

Grande collega
Comment from : @lucyeffectsinger

Thanks!
Comment from : @debotoej

Thank you for amazing explanation
Comment from : @SalmaYousufzai-v4d

Best video ❤❤❤
Comment from : @arelybiera7651

Now I feel so much more confident handling ECGs as a med student! Thank you so much!!
Comment from : @Sara-vg9xu

Why would an ecg vary from year to year, or month to month, with some having a normal pr interval at less than 200, taken in say, 2019, but previously in 2018, a longer than normal one, ie abnormal at 212? Or one taken recently, again abnormal at 212, and one taken only 4 months ago, normal at 189 Could sedatives or certain medications used at the time cause these anomalies?
Comment from : @robbrien8506