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ECG Interpretation Tutorial - ChalkTalk 04 - Intermediate Level

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I'm really thankful that you have this actual strips which we cant find in google It helps me a lot to understand more the ecg
Comment from : @swerteko7737

VERY ENJOYABLE
Comment from : @drgadham

excellent
Comment from : @srinivasaraosirasapalli5104

Everybody has a different interpretation I have a hard time interpreting the rhythm That kind of interpretation, I believe they interpret as a sinus bradycardia The T wave, I can say is a notched T wave
Comment from : @anitablanco7309

I would like to see the rest of Derivations if not all of them, cos' at first glance it would look like a RBBB if it were V1, I mean I'd like to see the whole Picture :)
Comment from : @danelkenhatlestad

It's an Atrial Extra-Systole ( premature beats ) ?brI mean i'm looking at the P wave first of all and i can see that they are different Dosnt look like a " normal P wave " They look like a notched
Comment from : @funnnkyk1d

What if the patient was hemodynamically unstable with atrial bigeminy? How would we treat such patient? Thanks in advance!
Comment from : @docali1979

Also, the P can't conduct because the ventricles are still in their absolute refractory period, and therefore the HIS bundle, bundle branches and Purkinjes at this point are not able to respond to the impulse either
Comment from : @kristeacher3457

What about ST segment?
Comment from : @hasanwowdb

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Comment from : @ECGDoc

can you do a tutorial on atrial fibrillation and give several different examples of ECGs that are atrial fib but appear different Thanks!
Comment from : @elleyg2214

why not atrial fib?
Comment from : @elleyg2214

Could this be identified as Sinus Bradycardia with Bigemini PAC's?
Comment from : @RiverofWhitewater

Crystal clear!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : @nlmedic

That slight widening of the QRS would be an interventricular conduction delay In Lead II, it could be part of an IRBBB, but hard to tell Anyway, it's not really relevant to the arrhythmia I was discussing, but thanks for the comment!
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