How to Read an ECG | ECG Interpretation | EKG | OSCE Guide | UKMLA | CPSA
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Reviewer - Dr Ben Marrow | Cardiologist
Chapters:
- Introduction 00:00
- What is an ECG 00:35
- Heart rate 03:00
- Heart rhythm 04:41
- Cardiac axis 05:39
- P waves 08:30
- PR interval 09:14
- QRS complex (inc BBB) 13:16
- ST segment 15:18
- ECG territories 16:23
- T waves 16:46
- U waves 17:36
- Document ECG 18:02
- Case study 18:23
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That was a nice, concise video to refresh my basic ECG knowledge. Thanks!
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Many thanks for this video. A great refresher on ECG. Greetings from Kenya.
Thank You Very Much, very clear and easy to understand. It is very useful
very helpful to my studies. Thanks.
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Nice tutorial but there'S a Little mistake,300/7=42,8' not 48.
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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.
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Mam is right axis deviation is dangerous ?
@ 3:55 300/7 = 43 (42.8). Not sure why she says HR is 48?
What happens if it’s not a standard ecg strip?
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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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