EKG Basics | How to Read u0026 Interpret EKGs: Updated Lecture

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Title	:	EKG Basics \| How to Read u0026 Interpret EKGs: Updated Lecture
Lasting	:	1.19.14
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i need a video like this for alll the abnormal ecg findings, like st elevation, depression, torsades, etc i like to understand not memorize
Comment from : @sexman6969

“That left ventricle be thiiick” got me cryin!!!
Comment from : @tre5tylabel358

Another great vid Many thanks
Comment from : @Andrew-m8t5

Zach you are making mynlifr so much easier You have lots of patience and you are thorough I really understand your lectures
Comment from : @saraswathibhadrareddy78

Can anybody tells that after S wave what’s the role of small upward line? we know that the S wave is in the downward direction and after S wave there is a little line in upward direction before ST segment what does mean the small upward direction between the S wave and ST segment or isielectric line?
Comment from : @FaiqaSaif-cs9we

Thank you so much for this clear explanation
Comment from : @swarnamalyan9928

GOD BLESS YOU
Comment from : @nithishchitikela6036

Petition to remove all the other videos of ecg on YouTube ------->
Comment from : @JenilJain18

love it !! the best video
Comment from : @MdGabrielVillavicencio

That left ventricle be thicc 👌🏼
Comment from : @Brickswithjon

✅
Comment from : @Isabella-d3r5h

44:00
Comment from : @nikitasingh2699

Please show the whole whiteboard at the end of your videos just to have a whole picture Thank you
Comment from : @Strawberry-q8u9v

thank you
Comment from : @temesgenamberbirshega5245

Why is bro so freaky this time around?
Comment from : @thenewme_Pal

Can someone explain why the S wave progressively diminishes in size as you move from leads V1 to V6? (The progression of the T wave was understandable)
Comment from : @nikatogonidze5954

It’s sooo funny when he say “babe” jokingly 😂😂😂 love it mid video because this content is seriously painful to learn 😢😂
Comment from : @jonaedorsey4611

Currently learning EKGs for school and I have to say - started off this video not really knowing what corresponds with what and how to even begin looking at them Just finished and I feel pretty OK looking at one and generally understanding what each part is supposed to correspond to The combination of physical gestures, well-drawn images and to-the-point explanations makes this video a MUST-WATCH for anyone learning this for the first time You're a life-saver!!! Thank you so so much!!!!
Comment from : @awkturtle2326

thank you so so much!
Comment from : @achybreakycrybaby

Could we get notes of these lectures 😅
Comment from : @yuvarajgembali4173

Thank you sir from bottom of my heart…… you don’t know what you done sir…I really overwhelmed you are the best best best teacher sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻😇😇😇😇
Comment from : @aarooslifestyle

Thank you for all your efforts ❤,i finally became a doctor,your videos helped me a lot
Comment from : @clasher6396

Amazing conceptual lecture DR! great work You are brinspirational I hope to meet you in person someday :)
Comment from : @rahulbakhle527

This bro has so much aura literal legend
Comment from : @menka-g6r

Thank you so much sir
Comment from : @arkaprabha8218

Thank you soo much, you really are helping save lives by teaching students - who will hopefully become competent doctors who will read an ECG of a 70 year man with acute chest pain in the middle of rural village - correctly diagnose it and treat him to save his life! brbrAll THANKS to your videos brLike this you may have already saved, thousands of lives! brbrThis really is the most impactful job there is, keep going at it brMuch love ❤️
Comment from : @better_notes182

I know my question is kinda stupid but how does the nodes detect the pulses of the heart from the leg? won't the pulse had been faded?
Comment from : @Makt10

that left ventricle be THICC 🤣
Comment from : @lonelyplanet77

bratceeee moeeeeeee <3 <3 <3
Comment from : @akordicaaa

This is the first video of yours that I have watched From the bottom of my being, I thank you for putting in the time and effort to create this invaluable resource As a medical student with ADHD, who is still trying to figure out how to study and learn, I cannot begin to express how much this video has clarified the given subject for me I learn best when I have an understanding of a concept's foundation and why things are the way they are, and this has provided that for me Again, thank you so much! I truly owe you my life
Comment from : @yaglicious

Hi, can you please explain why is in QRS complex Q and S negative and only R positive?
Comment from : @lelild1199

SO grateful for making it easy to understand, while also making me laugh and feeling good! Thank you so much for teaching!!!
Comment from : @happinessdependsupon

Hello could anyone explain why the p wave slopes downward? Is that atrialrepolarization?
Comment from : @erikalittle418

Your videos are so WORTH IT !
Comment from : @lucyalvarez1288

You are the only person that i would say to him i CAN'T DO IT WITHOUT U brRespect
Comment from : @meriem8808

❤absolutely gorgeous
Comment from : @khalidzaigham5170

Love this so much! One question, I am trying to understand how the electricity flows for the precordial leads It seems like you have the transverse section of the body drawn, but still a frontal section of the heart, so the flow of depolarization and the R and S waves are still confusing me
Comment from : @alexkirk8476

The best 😊
Comment from : @SanaryaHamid

hello sir , please do diabetic ketoacidosis,it is so commonly tested in our final exams
Comment from : @ShemMwangi-no8nz

36:10
Comment from : @beratyldz6006

You're the best Thanks
Comment from : @atenagholikhani4382

Oh, and thank you for the video
Comment from : @MASTER3RDEYE

Excellent video I have A-Fib and want to learn more I am reducing terms to 3x5 flash cards for memorization
Comment from : @MASTER3RDEYE

❤
Comment from : @Abroad_Dwellers

Thank you so much :)
Comment from : @noface1693

Can a watch do ECG ?
Comment from : @riyajoshi2712

😂😂😂 that LV be THHHHHHICK!! 22:21 I will never forget this TYSM
Comment from : @jasminestrowbridge248

This guy is a genius who simplifies a complicated process, and student doctors in Australia LEARN FROM NINJA NERD !!!
Comment from : @AnthonyRowland-s7f

you are a savior thank u doc
Comment from : @aiedfa3709

CHIKOUR DELA3A KHOUYA
Comment from : @themedicalrecap8635

Why is it called the PR segment when that end point is actually a Q wave ? Isn't it supposed to be called as PQ segment coz R is upward wave
Comment from : @nirupamasingh9922

Your are amazing
Comment from : @soenitafidelia253

Thank you sir very much
Comment from : @mazinmansoormohammad2006

❤❤
Comment from : @DarkdayZs

Excellent
Comment from : @Pakhtoon767

I finally understood ECG!! Thank you sooooo much!!!
Comment from : @zuzannadiug6725

I don't understand, are these electrodes in the cell it is not why we are talking about propagation of positive ions
Comment from : @Vxy753

There’s only one thing that I don’t understand, how does this people sees this great and beautiful videos without giving likes and comments 😢 guys it’s the only way that we can thank dr Zack with So fucking do it
Comment from : @MoamlsiPad

Really good lecture :)
Comment from : @chengalvalavenkata2401

Best Video for ECGbrThanks Dr Zach
Comment from : @madeehamajeed6122

Why is de S wave getting smaller as you progress from v1-v6? Because it kinda looks like it even gets farther away isn't it?
Comment from : @AIAziz-c9h

I am really struggling with the rhythm analysis course for my school and failing the class right now :( , this video is great but is there any way you could break it down even more?
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THAT LEFT VENTRICAL BE THICKKKKKK
Comment from : @nilnilzamurai

I wish you nothing but success and happiness gang You a Champ!
Comment from : @MaascudAli

❤
Comment from : @ashti5555

what a king!brthanks man
Comment from : @NoamElkin

My teacher: If you guys really understand the EKG it becomes really easy to readbrbrme: cool! are you going to help us understand?brbrbrteacher: fuck no gl with the 140 page book I sent
Comment from : @mategido

sos un crack
Comment from : @reydelbardo

Individuals like you are very rare
Comment from : @teablackburn895

My goat
Comment from : @aaaaaaaamna9941

Excellent explanation 👏
Comment from : @reebawilson2406

😂
Comment from : @davidochieng6889

This video is blessing to all medical students on entire globe Thank you so much sir "IT HELPED" 🙏🙏
Comment from : @arpitjaiswal021

Incredible !
Comment from : @paris17086

can anyone explain why the S wave is getting smaller at leads V1-6 Shouldn't they all just be the same size since it is a negative deflection from each one of those leads?
Comment from : @biancam1402

He is really a blessing for us!!
Comment from : @DrTanjumTabassum

I've struggled with understanding EKG for such a long time and have watched countless tutorials, but yours is the only one that finally made it click for me! Can't express how grateful I am!
Comment from : @queeniezhang1184

That left ventricle be THICCC
Comment from : @tibellom1

you didn't clear why the s-wave will decrease as we go from v1 to v6otherwise the lecture was really awesome!
Comment from : @Trh_859_-_-_tt

GRANDE CABEZON, ahora todo me cuadra
Comment from : @marfacimed2684

mashallah you are really amazing may god bless u
Comment from : @xibex6933

This is the best, best, best lecture on EKG
Comment from : @bbmv22

I was thinking about becoming a doctor and had my doubts since im finishing PT school but honestly watching your videos convinced me everyday, thank you for making physiology and medicine in general so awesome
Comment from : @MatiasRinconBlaess