Possibly a tongue in cheek nod to all the fuss made about people taking off their shirts in his video, and the speed with which they do or don't do it.
@@nnhk0056 Dr. Gill: *using his powers as an ASMR God to teach medical things* Comments: *keeping track of how quickly all the men take off their shirts*
2:20 - Everyone's too distracted by the shirt throw to notice Dr. Gil almost type in visit ID "666" before stopping at the last second and realizing "66" should do.
finally, I can say that it's something in my field, biomedical engineering :) love all your videos, but now I really see how helpful they are. Thank you Doctor, keep up the wonderful work please! :)
Whoah, Dr. Gill, there was clear malpractice here! The patient confirmed their name in the beginning, but it was clearly not the patient you were meant to examine, as we can see at around 2:10, the patient that was meant to receive the treatment was Mr. Mouse Mickey! Hope there are no legal consequences for you or anything!
My 7yo daughter is scheduled to take an ECG test soon and she wanted to know how it works and what she should expect. I already experienced taking an ECG test before so I tried describing it to her the best I could but she started crying, afraid that it might hurt. I think I poorly chose my words maybe because my experience wasn't very pleasant (I thought that's how ECG normally works). After I saw this video and showed it to her, she then became smug and said "I can do that!" I'm happy there's a simple video like this to show her. It sounds like she'll be okay and she's also confident now on top of not crying anymore. I hope we won't have a problem doing it soon. Thank you for showing this to us.
Determined throw 7/10 And your back with the sports science crossover! Nice to see. Might be a month away from graduating, but good to see I remember some of this ECG stuff 🤣🤣
These videos get more and more medical hardware in them, it used to be just a piece of paper and soon there will be a "how to perform an appendix removal" episode :D
thank you for this video, As a pathology collector I know in theory how it should be done but it is much more understandable when you see a video, I already feel ready to put it into practice, Thanks
According to an Australian government's website: Pathology Collectors extract, collect, label and preserve blood and other specimens from patients for laboratory analysis. @@DrJamesGill
Neither. Just a little cold in the room reducing his capillary refill (I’d had the window open all afternoon to ensure flow of air, as we were working without masks)
Nice of you to let him remove tags himself. I've had this done twice, and the 2nd time the nurse decided to be "helpful". 🤕 Sorry I can't put the words here that were said, but I think you get the idea.
@MacDad Stromboli the machine doctor Gill used printed out paper. Is it difficult to make it all digital and end the use of paper as it would make it easier?
I have had SO many EKGs because I have panic disorder. After having covid my dr sent me to the ER with a rapid heartbeat even though I have a history of panic attacks and I waited almost an hour so of course I was distressed. Cost me thousands if $$ to confirm yes I have panic attacks.
@@DrJamesGill I'm actually in South Australia! It's perfectly ok - you don't have to shuffle around your upload times . I'll watch your videos whenever I can 😊
Remembering my first ECG in 2016, the doctor printed three different results and each time told me to calm down. I was admitted to the hospital with a resting heart rate of 160bpm and diagnosed with SVT shortly after 😅
An ECG can help your doctor identify an unusually fast heart rate (tachycardia) or an unusually slow heart rate (bradycardia). Heart rhythm. An ECG can show heart rhythm irregularities (arrhythmias). These conditions may occur when any part of the heart's electrical system malfunctions that right doc
I have had so many of these in my lifetime. I could probably position the 'stickies' myself!! 🤣 (I have Tetralogy of Fallot) but there's something relaxing about watching someone else have one done lol
Dr. Gill never fails to examine the juiciest guys, fischfraus notwithstanding. His masculine comforting English voice only enhances the dreamy experience.
There are several things that can happen in obesity. Due to the leads being further away as one point, but also that the body is slightly different, for example the diaphragm can be pushed up affecting the trace Obesity can also diminish the wave form, so ventricular hypertrophy changes are less clear as an example
Good day, Dr. James Gill! I am a physician from the Philippines. I would like to ask your permission to use snippets of this video as a teaser for our discussion topic. Looking forward to your positive response. Thank you.
Would you not briefly explain to the patient what the examination is going to involve before you start? I see you explain each step, but if the patient has had a lot of tests recently, they could be confused as to which test is being performed when, why, how long it will take etc. I assume you have to do this in real life to a real patient- do students have to demonstrate that when they are examined?
True. Perhaps the consent could have been a little more detailed. But honestly, “taking off your shirt, and putting some stickers on your chest to look at the electrical activity of your heart” is sufficient
I had this done a few weeks ago in an ER but the tech did a different placement of the pads. I also had none on the ankles and instead of the wrists they were on the upper arm. Are my test results still good?
question what I'd the colour coding on the limb leads signify. and what orientation should they be placed? what is the reason they are placed in that order?
What happens if it comes back all normal but you feel chest pain still or like lack Of oxygen and faint and all the other symptoms as I got mine next week I have no doubt it’ll come back normal but I don’t feel normal if that makes sense will they keep checking
Showing that much patient info, definitely a HIPAA violation over here in the US. Wouldn't want that particular set of lawyers after me 🤣 Very interesting we usually call it an EKG here in the states despite ECG being the English terminology!
Nice video but it has made me curious. I am having gastric bypass surgery in 3 weeks and I went in for my pre assessment 2 days ago and a part of the work up was an ECG but they only put leads/sensors on my chest...is there a reason they didn't use them on my arms and legs?
Excellent material as always. I wonder how this treatment would be performed differently when on a woman. I imagine you need the receptors to touch the naked skin, and therefore the woman would have to expose her breasts. Is this yet another case of the need for clear communication before and during the ECG or is there a workaround?
When were leads to the limbs introduced? I had this test some years back, I don't recall quite so many wires. Also, how good are the "single lead" devices that have been rolled out more recently?
Hello Dr Gill, I just done ecg today but the result is in borderline, i'm so worried, is there any possibility that the ecg can get error reading? I was a bit tired because i was walking like 2 blocks before i got in the hospital and the time they start ecg i was moving my hand and talking.
@@DrJamesGill Can I copy your video (no edits and full credit to you)? I've been told we can link youtube videos in the software/app currently being used.
Having worked in an ER for 10 years & having performed 1000s of EKGs, I find it very awkward to watch someone work from the right-hand side. Not a big problem with a nice-sized guy, but almost impossible with a large female.
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I don’t know why but when he yeeted his shirt away and Dr Gill watched it fly I really laughed
Same
You mean when he yote it ?
Possibly a tongue in cheek nod to all the fuss made about people taking off their shirts in his video, and the speed with which they do or don't do it.
That was actually funny watching the dr look at it fly😂
@@nnhk0056 Dr. Gill: *using his powers as an ASMR God to teach medical things*
Comments: *keeping track of how quickly all the men take off their shirts*
2:20 - Everyone's too distracted by the shirt throw to notice Dr. Gil almost type in visit ID "666" before stopping at the last second and realizing "66" should do.
These guys keep coming up with interesting ways to take off and put away their shirts 😂
Asmr tingles are powerful and real. I might have yanked my pants off by accident (no, not sexual)
He absolutely yeeted that shirt like I've never seen
Dr Gill like “where the hell you putting that shirt?” 0:34
Haha i laughed so hard when he did that, and i was waiting for something like" now why did you have to do that"...
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LMAO!! Dr. Gill's face said it all - "Alrighty, you'll be pick that up then. NOT IN THIS OFFICE, SIR!"
'asked to do an examination of yourself' gets me every time. Its a very formal phrasing that I haven't heard outside of Dr. Gill's videos.
finally, I can say that it's something in my field, biomedical engineering :) love all your videos, but now I really see how helpful they are. Thank you Doctor, keep up the wonderful work please! :)
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Best Friday the 13th ever! Thanks, Dr. Gill!
I'm a simple man: I see a new video of Doctor Gill, I watch the new video of Doctor Gill
Whoah, Dr. Gill, there was clear malpractice here! The patient confirmed their name in the beginning, but it was clearly not the patient you were meant to examine, as we can see at around 2:10, the patient that was meant to receive the treatment was Mr. Mouse Mickey! Hope there are no legal consequences for you or anything!
Hahaha. Fair point, although was done intentionally
@@DrJamesGill Intentional malpractice?!? What has the world come to
@@pier1761 whoooosh
Safe to say Mickey Mouse is still going strong 💪
believe in The Mouse
The way he threw his shirt at the beginning and Dr. Gill just watched it fly away
And the way he went to find it at 5:01
My 7yo daughter is scheduled to take an ECG test soon and she wanted to know how it works and what she should expect. I already experienced taking an ECG test before so I tried describing it to her the best I could but she started crying, afraid that it might hurt. I think I poorly chose my words maybe because my experience wasn't very pleasant (I thought that's how ECG normally works). After I saw this video and showed it to her, she then became smug and said "I can do that!" I'm happy there's a simple video like this to show her. It sounds like she'll be okay and she's also confident now on top of not crying anymore. I hope we won't have a problem doing it soon. Thank you for showing this to us.
I’m glad she found it useful
Hopefully thing will go smoothly 😊
Determined throw 7/10
And your back with the sports science crossover! Nice to see. Might be a month away from graduating, but good to see I remember some of this ECG stuff 🤣🤣
This guy always yeets his shirts like it’s his signature move, shirt man
Would you not yeet your shirt for some Gill calming tingles? I’d combust mine directly from body in the name of asmr calm.
Brain tingles, folks. Maybe also some critical health information; whatever.
After all those times he recommended an ECG he finally does a video on it.
Lot’s of things like that I’m trying to finally get sorted. I need to do venepuncture soon
"Following this lie detector test , I can confirm that you were telling the truth and that your name is Dave."
Lie detector not working then! 😉
No, it was Mickey!
The way he throws his t shirt shocked dr Gill.
These videos get more and more medical hardware in them, it used to be just a piece of paper and soon there will be a "how to perform an appendix removal" episode :D
Man, this is epic. Woah that tablet prints. I'm so easy to please haha.
🤣🤣 it’s also battery powered and portable for the sports clinic when we start
thank you for this video, As a pathology collector I know in theory how it should be done but it is much more understandable when you see a video, I already feel ready to put it into practice, Thanks
Pathology collector?
According to an Australian government's website: Pathology Collectors extract, collect, label and preserve blood and other specimens from patients for laboratory analysis. @@DrJamesGill
Thank you Dr Gill! As a band 3 I always struggle with ecg, this is really helpful! ❤️
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What is the band three 😂?!
@@hadigmvipacc8111 NHS pay band. An ECG tech is usually band 2 or 3. Nurses Bang 5 or 6 etc.
This channel is a asmr gold mine
I imagined David totally different. the mask makes a big difference.
That’s what I’m afraid of in public lol
Yeah- not at all what I pictured! 😮
Lol I would have not even noticed without this comment 😅
Just what I needed after work. Now I can relax. Thanks Doc!!!!
0:54 When the doctors fingers are so cold your skin freezes in seconds 😂
Cold hands cold heart 💜
@@DrJamesGill 😂 Jokes aside, did the poor man have a sunburn or just sensitive skin?
Neither. Just a little cold in the room reducing his capillary refill
(I’d had the window open all afternoon to ensure flow of air, as we were working without masks)
@@DrJamesGill Thanks, I was a little worried 😅
@@DrJamesGill cold hands warm heart we say in Italy my dear doctor ♥️
Takes off shirt.
*'You can keep your hat on' kicks in*
Shoutout to all of my fellow techs in hospitals!!
Countless moments spent untangling those wires 😂
Thank YOU!
I hate having to deal with cable balls!!
Gotta love a bit of Dr Gill on Friday the 13th!
Nice of you to let him remove tags himself. I've had this done twice, and the 2nd time the nurse decided to be "helpful". 🤕
Sorry I can't put the words here that were said, but I think you get the idea.
It also gives the patient something to do whilst I’m looking at the ECG
@MacDad Stromboli the machine doctor Gill used printed out paper. Is it difficult to make it all digital and end the use of paper as it would make it easier?
0:34 Quality lol. Dr gills face makes it even funnier lol
looking forward for the video on ECG interpretation.
I’m working on the cardiology one currently. ECG is a little while away yet
It’s so strange seeing him without his mask on this time but great video and great progress
I have had SO many EKGs because I have panic disorder. After having covid my dr sent me to the ER with a rapid heartbeat even though I have a history of panic attacks and I waited almost an hour so of course I was distressed.
Cost me thousands if $$ to confirm yes I have panic attacks.
3:48 Dr Gill is headless
Dr Gill is perfect. He can release it whenever he likes
Ash
If that's true I'll be asking him for tips
I think you should aim to get a tip from him
Disappointed that David didn’t fold his shirt like Oliver 😂
Ooh looking forward to this!
Pity it goes live at 5:30 AM for me 🤣🤣🤣
Where are you located? I’m trying to find the optimum time point
@@DrJamesGill I'm actually in South Australia! It's perfectly ok - you don't have to shuffle around your upload times . I'll watch your videos whenever I can 😊
The look on Doctor Gill's face when the patient flung his shirt with about as little care as my cat when kicking litter over his poo.
mickey mouse... is that kind of an easter egg?? Great video btw once again Dr!
Could be
I had a same experience back at Children’s Hospital Boston before cochlear implant surgery on my right ear when I was 16 or 17
Great instructional video, may I ask how this is performed on a person with breasts? Do the pads go under the breast?
Yeah they actually do
Just position the chest clears slightly lower under the breast
I too need to know this. For science.
In the shoulder examination, David is born in 1991 and now it is 1992? How can I also do this?
I thought the comments would be flooded with people commenting on the way you said "cracking" 😁
OMG I could listen to you all day. Unintentional ASMR.
Only just realising the patients name is ‘Mickey Mouse’ 😂
In USA if youre older and complain of chest pains they slap that thing on you so fast it's kinda neat to see they don't mess around
Can't fall asleep in five minutes, just a little bit longer 😁
Everyone: talking about the shirt 0:34
Me: why is there Mickey Mouse 2:06
It is demonstration from us to learn ❤. Thank you so much for the demo.
Hey doctor! Can we get a video of someone with abnormal results? Everyone always seems in perfect health.
Remembering my first ECG in 2016, the doctor printed three different results and each time told me to calm down.
I was admitted to the hospital with a resting heart rate of 160bpm and diagnosed with SVT shortly after 😅
This is the problem if an abnormal findings appears when you were not looking for it. I hope you are ok now?
@@DrJamesGill I am! I take a beta blocker to regulate it and I haven't had any problems since then 😄
I can't believe you answered this, oh my gosh 😂😂
Haha the nurse did that with me HR was 140 blood pressure wasn't great
she was like calm down *thats not helping*
🚨 ⚠️ sir pleeeease stay calm 😅😂
I do it for a living and when I have a colleague do one on me my HR and BP are always high. So I can relate to the nervous patients.
Thanks to your perfect video , a medicine lover
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An ECG can help your doctor identify an unusually fast heart rate (tachycardia) or an unusually slow heart rate (bradycardia). Heart rhythm. An ECG can show heart rhythm irregularities (arrhythmias). These conditions may occur when any part of the heart's electrical system malfunctions that right doc
yup 😊
Nearly done medical school
David Attenborough of health
🤣🤣 “and here we see the commonly placed electrode sites”
I have had so many of these in my lifetime. I could probably position the 'stickies' myself!! 🤣 (I have Tetralogy of Fallot) but there's something relaxing about watching someone else have one done lol
My first thought was "he does this quite frequently" taking his clothes off I mean.
Thinking about my hairy Polish chest is what's giving me palpitations thinking of what'll happen when you peel that adhesive off..
I fell asleep watching this last night and the beeping of the machine gave me a heart attack cuase I thought it was the smoke alarm
I had one of these when I was younger it was strange to me 🤦♀️💀
“Mickey Mouse” 🤣🤣
Why on the outside part of the arm and not on the inside of the wrist? I think we've been doing this wrong around here.
It’s just how we’ve been taught (is in the text books)I’m sure one of the physiologist could give a better answer though 😊
@@DrJamesGill oh I see. Well, I'm gonna start doing this your way. I'll see if I can spot any difference
Dr. Gill never fails to examine the juiciest guys, fischfraus notwithstanding. His masculine comforting English voice only enhances the dreamy experience.
Great video, Dr. Gill.
May I wonder if obesity can affect an electrocardiogram result? In terms of a false result.
There are several things that can happen in obesity. Due to the leads being further away as one point, but also that the body is slightly different, for example the diaphragm can be pushed up affecting the trace
Obesity can also diminish the wave form, so ventricular hypertrophy changes are less clear as an example
@@DrJamesGill does being nervous during test having a pulse of 100 effect the reading interpretation. Or can you pick up abnormalities regarding
I'm confused. I had an ECG a few weeks ago and had to be flat on my back for it, does the position of the patient make a difference?
Shouldn’t make a major difference.
The placement is completely different than any EKG I've had in the US. Why is that?
Metric system bro
For hairy people.. is it a good idea to have your chest shaved before you go for ECG?
Why the lead placements on the wrists and outside of the legs? I learned it differently 😕
I think this is use slight variations in technique. We can also place on shoulders and hips if doing an exercise ecg for example
Isn't there a bit of ST elevation in V3? Or too steep T wave?
Interesting. Thanks 👍🙂
Thanks for watching!
Good day, Dr. James Gill! I am a physician from the Philippines. I would like to ask your permission to use snippets of this video as a teaser for our discussion topic. Looking forward to your positive response. Thank you.
Please go ahead and
Thank you
Would you not briefly explain to the patient what the examination is going to involve before you start? I see you explain each step, but if the patient has had a lot of tests recently, they could be confused as to which test is being performed when, why, how long it will take etc. I assume you have to do this in real life to a real patient- do students have to demonstrate that when they are examined?
True. Perhaps the consent could have been a little more detailed. But honestly, “taking off your shirt, and putting some stickers on your chest to look at the electrical activity of your heart” is sufficient
May I wonder how the ethnics affect the ECG?
Broadly it shouldnt significantly.
Very much like an athletes ecg, some usually “abnormal” factors are actually considered to be within normal
0/10 No Abby Tutt 😂
Abbie’s fan club grows! :)
Today I have done ECG
Hello there. Can an ECG detect angina?
I had this done a few weeks ago in an ER but the tech did a different placement of the pads. I also had none on the ankles and instead of the wrists they were on the upper arm. Are my test results still good?
They may have been using a different device.
You can also use the hips rather than the ankles
He brought his tee back xD like why the fuck you toss this
The patient is getting wired up to become a cyborg.
question what I'd the colour coding on the limb leads signify. and what orientation should they be placed? what is the reason they are placed in that order?
What happens if it comes back all normal but you feel chest pain still or like lack
Of oxygen and faint and all the other symptoms as I got mine next week I have no doubt it’ll come back normal but I don’t feel normal if that makes sense will they keep checking
had a number of these done to me over the years luckily I'm not too hairy lol
I just tell my patients it’s a free waxing lol
lol
I remember when they were called EKGs
When I’ve had en ECG done I’ve always had the limb leads placed on the inside, not the outside. What’s the difference?
Patient: **yeets the shirt**
Dr. Gill: "what kind of Mickey Mouse bull..... is that"? **inputs patients name**
Showing that much patient info, definitely a HIPAA violation over here in the US. Wouldn't want that particular set of lawyers after me 🤣
Very interesting we usually call it an EKG here in the states despite ECG being the English terminology!
I assure you. All false
How can it be a data protection issue when the "patient" in this scenario has consented to it?
Thanks for the video! How much of a difference does it make where you put the limb leads? Have done it multiple ways.
it varies, the closer to the body, or the greater the movement, the greater the errors/artifacts
Thanks for the reply, that’s very helpful!
0:50 in medical circles we call this move the Al Franken
Dr Gill, how tall are you?
You look gorgeous 😍
Same here
Likewise
1.80+ I suppose
Hi everybody, hi Dr Gill. How much of uncertainth on the final result may be present if the pads aren't in th correct area?
Nice video but it has made me curious. I am having gastric bypass surgery in 3 weeks and I went in for my pre assessment 2 days ago and a part of the work up was an ECG but they only put leads/sensors on my chest...is there a reason they didn't use them on my arms and legs?
I honestly don’t know the answer to that. The limb leads are needed to calculate the other 6 parts of the 12 lead ecg
Anyone else notice the patient name at 2:12 ?😂😂😂
Another soup herb video Dr. Gill
Excellent material as always. I wonder how this treatment would be performed differently when on a woman. I imagine you need the receptors to touch the naked skin, and therefore the woman would have to expose her breasts. Is this yet another case of the need for clear communication before and during the ECG or is there a workaround?
When were leads to the limbs introduced? I had this test some years back, I don't recall quite so many wires.
Also, how good are the "single lead" devices that have been rolled out more recently?
Single lead devices are limited to rhythm advice only. I use one in clinic to check for AF.
Maybe the 1960’a I’d have to check
Hello Dr Gill, I just done ecg today but the result is in borderline, i'm so worried, is there any possibility that the ecg can get error reading? I was a bit tired because i was walking like 2 blocks before i got in the hospital and the time they start ecg i was moving my hand and talking.
Hello, May I use your video to show/teach MA's proper placement of ekg leads?
Please 😊 if there is anything I can help with, please shout
@@DrJamesGill Can I copy your video (no edits and full credit to you)? I've been told we can link youtube videos in the software/app currently being used.
If it links to TH-cam yes certainly 😊
Please make these exams longer😔
An exam takes a long as it takes, you can’t extend one, that would be akin to malpractice
Having worked in an ER for 10 years & having performed 1000s of EKGs, I find it very awkward to watch someone work from the right-hand side. Not a big problem with a nice-sized guy, but almost impossible with a large female.
That’s interesting, for clinical examinations we are taught to examine from the right, and did this by default.