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Wow! I’m going to study this over and over 100 times lol. Along with other ekg videos. lol. Self study before I take the class. But apparently there’s no ekg technician course in my city. So sad.
A better equation for calculation of irregular rhythm HR would be this: [(Number of R peaks) / [(number of large boxes X 0.2) + (number of small boxes X 0.04)]] X 60 It takes out the confusion from the process.
Can someone teach me physical style? I am an astronomer and physicist student and I understand current or waves behavior more than boring junky theory 🤒 (not a medical student)
Because we need rate of one minute, if you take 6 seconds count number of R wave in 6 seconds then multiply with 10, or if you take 10 seconds then multiply with 6 answer will be same.
you have to pay attention to how the strip is labeled... remember, it's Beats per MINUTE aka 60 seconds.... an epoch, for ex., is 30 seconds, so, in that strip, every beat you count would be multiplied by 2. In your example, your strips are 6 seconds long, which are also standard ECG strips. Then with that, you'd multiply each beat by 10.... or if it's a 15-second strip, then that would be every beat times 4; and lastly, if the strip happened to be a full 60-second strip, well, then, every beat would count as just 1. Does that make sense?
@augustaanosike5984 it'll usually be labeled or denoted. Say, in an exam, it would word something like "how many beats are in this 6 second strip?" or "what kind of rhythm is in this 6 second strip?"At the 4:11 mark, it says below the ECG strip that this is a 10 second strip, thus, each beat is multiplied by 6
If u calculating R-R intervals of 6 Seconds then Multiply it by 10 = 6 Sec * 10 = 60 Seconds & If u calculating R-R intervals of 10 Seconds then Multiply it by 6 = 10 Sec *6= 60 Seconds ( it gives u Heart Rate per minute)
Delta upstroke Tachia arrhythmia P wave 0.12 secs Hypertrophy Ectopic QRS Complexes William marrow Broad s wave Broad r wave Isotropic St elevation significant
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That was a nice, concise video to refresh my basic ECG knowledge. Thanks!
Wow! I’m going to study this over and over 100 times lol. Along with other ekg videos. lol. Self study before I take the class. But apparently there’s no ekg technician course in my city. So sad.
How did the ekg class go?
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This is a nice synopsis of basic ECG interpretation, thank you for this
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Nice tutorial but there'S a Little mistake,300/7=42,8' not 48.
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This seems different when reading in US. Are the leads attached differently in England?
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@ 3:55 300/7 = 43 (42.8). Not sure why she says HR is 48?
Because she read this off a page in hand written text and often 3 and 8 are confused
Very good lecture
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Excellent video
A better equation for calculation of irregular rhythm HR would be this:
[(Number of R peaks) / [(number of large boxes X 0.2) + (number of small boxes X 0.04)]] X 60
It takes out the confusion from the process.
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Thank you❤, but 300/7 is equal to 42.8 not 48
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What happens if it’s not a standard ecg strip?
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Can someone teach me physical style? I am an astronomer and physicist student and I understand current or waves behavior more than boring junky theory 🤒 (not a medical student)
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Why did you multiply by 6 instead of 10? I'm very confused because allllll the other sites say 10 and I used this version to prepare for my exam😢
Because we need rate of one minute, if you take 6 seconds count number of R wave in 6 seconds then multiply with 10, or if you take 10 seconds then multiply with 6 answer will be same.
How do I differentiate the one with 6 seconds count vs. 10 seconds count?
you have to pay attention to how the strip is labeled... remember, it's Beats per MINUTE aka 60 seconds.... an epoch, for ex., is 30 seconds, so, in that strip, every beat you count would be multiplied by 2. In your example, your strips are 6 seconds long, which are also standard ECG strips. Then with that, you'd multiply each beat by 10.... or if it's a 15-second strip, then that would be every beat times 4; and lastly, if the strip happened to be a full 60-second strip, well, then, every beat would count as just 1. Does that make sense?
@augustaanosike5984 it'll usually be labeled or denoted. Say, in an exam, it would word something like "how many beats are in this 6 second strip?" or "what kind of rhythm is in this 6 second strip?"At the 4:11 mark, it says below the ECG strip that this is a 10 second strip, thus, each beat is multiplied by 6
If u calculating R-R intervals of 6 Seconds then Multiply it by 10 = 6 Sec * 10 = 60 Seconds & If u calculating R-R intervals of 10 Seconds then Multiply it by 6 = 10 Sec *6= 60 Seconds ( it gives u Heart Rate per minute)
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Delta upstroke
Tachia arrhythmia
P wave
0.12 secs
Hypertrophy
Ectopic
QRS
Complexes
William marrow
Broad s wave
Broad r wave
Isotropic
St elevation significant
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This video explains like Korean stereo instructions. 😂
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I don’t think anyone knows how to read ekgs properly. Urgent care place goes by what the computer says on top of sheet.
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