12 Lead Interpretation Part 2: The 6 Step 12-Lead Interpretation Process
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this presentation, I cover the 6-step interpretational process used to interpret a 12-Lead EKG. Although there are a lot of different interpretational methods out there, I use this method to systematically instruct my students how to approach, interpret, and diagnose a 12-Lead EKG.
I appreciate that, I humbly said with my soothing, angelic voice. :)
Excellentttttttt!!!!!!!!!!!! Brilliantttttttttttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so, so, so, so muchhhh!!!!!!!!! Blessings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the compliment. I'm glad the videos help out as much as they do. Now the textbooks may make more sense.
Great teacher, with tone of voice easy to the ears.
Singapore! Awesome... I'm not sure exactly how many videos I have, I haven't kept count for a while because I have videos posted, and more in various stages of production. Thank you for the compliment!
Dude! Thanks so much for putting these together! This is a tremendous help due to the fact that I'm trying to pass my medic test and we spent zero time on 12-Lead. I will definitely be frequenting the other videos you've put up as well. Kudos, my man!
It is part of the AHA science, but if you have a person who you suspect having any type of acute coronary syndrome, then you treat it as such. Differential diasnosis of ST elevation/depression should only be considered after you have ruled out the possiblity of an MI.
I really thank you for all your hard work.It will help us to work better for our patients !!!
Allamand Bashshar
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I mean FIRST DEGREE, SECOND DEGREE, THIRD DEGREE HEART BLOCKS. made a mistake while typing in my request below. How can we arrive at what degree is the heart blocked? PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE REPLY.
I hope you did well on your exam!
I don't understand how you do your calculation please be more specific in you counting or calculations
1500/number of small boxes between two R-R interval= beats per minute
whoahhhhh. thanks for commenting. i was too lost at that part
great presentation! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you for putting these videos together. On the Last practice EKG aren't the Lead II QRS complexes a bit suppressed considering its standard calibration? Is that abnormal? Or just an artifact.
I'd also like to add that these explained a topic I've been struggling with for while in simplistic terms. Brilliant! I'm quite slow and need things dumbed down a notch or two. ( :-P)
i can't thank you enough??? these are SO GREAT.
Thank you again for another great video
A big thank you from Lund, Sweden! it's amazing how one can find such a great educator online and, i must add, for free. Really beats the textbooks!!
At 21:48 you you have arrived at first degree heart at 80 bhm..... Please explain the first degree, second degree,third degree etc. as you have not used this terminology anywhere initially. Its confusing. I request you to clarify this doubt at the earliest. Once again PLEASE and IMMEDIATELY will be grateful.
I don't think I understand your question. Are you asking where the terminology comes from, or the criteria for the different heart blocks?
Thsnk you for responding. Criteria for different heart blocks, how do you arrive at the conclusion as to what degree the heart block is?
What are the advantages of using a different calibration from standard? Doesn't that confuse the normal interpretation of an EKG, if someone who checks it is used to 'another kind' of peaks and depressions and so on? Thank you very much
very good info...thank you
thank you!
how are you counting the rhythm? how do you come up with 75 and 80 etc?
Question: part of your lecture states that not all ST elevation is injury and not all ST depression is ischemia - is that per AHA guidelines?
It's good vedio
Could u please explain rhythm calculation
wow u have made my life easy am a medical student in Ukraine but my teacher's English is bad and hard to understand thanks alot....
sir please cwhere is the class on juntional and ventricular rhythms vf et
Awesome!!!!
Excellent...I have a great fear about ECG and I am watching ECG in TH-cam from a long time....but this one is beyond my expectation....thank you so much for such a nice and nice presentation.....
Awesome lecture!!! Thank you so much :) ....
Thanks a Lott!!
How mani videos u have in total? Ur videos are awesome! Greeting from singapore!
Great sir 👍🥰
Looking back at this rhythm, I actually think 28:34 is more of an atrial fib. Who knows, I could be wrong. But thank you for your teaching. Your lectures have been very valuable to me.
Thank you for the compliment. I'll have to go back and take a look at that EKG and make sure I didn't misinterpret the rhythm.
You should consider making and posting some more lectures. I have my final EKG class on Tuesday and because of what I've learned here, I am flying through my classes. Thanks again and keep up your great work.
28:41, hey mate shouldn't that be a sinus arrhythmia @ around 90 bpm?
If I misspoke, I apologize. I appreciate the feedback.
Thank you a punch. This is going to help me in my up coming exam.
I am just preparing for my exams and this is just amazing! Thank you so much!
how do you add this to a flash drive?
excellent!!! thanks for the help:)
how many ekgs videos are there made by u???
this is perfect thx...
how is 25:40 bradycardia? its slow but its normal sinus.
When I made the videos, I was in a hurry to put them out for my students. I might have misspoke when narrating them. If so, my apologies. I appreciate the feedback, though. I don't want people to be confused.
Part 1 and 2 are wicked!!!! Cheers mate : )
bravo !!!
very helpful
Brilliant, thank you
thank you
Amazing!
Thank you :)
Great job. Perfectly done. Tell the naysayers to go jump/
you talk waaay too slow and it is too repetitive..kept covering the basics over and over and over
but still very helpful. but soooooo annoyingly slow.
josh h Try changing the speed to 1.5X.
I can drag it out, can't I. :) When I made these videos, I was only showing them to my class, which has students who have never worked with 12-leads before. So, i wanted to speak a bit slower and have some repetition in there, hopefully for better understanding and retention. I appreciate the feedback.
+32bravo711 I think speaking slowly and repeating things is good.
Ummmm reading ekgs is redundant and repetitive. That's the point. Create a standard and perfect it through repetition. Not all of us can be an expert like you
I know this is a long shot since these videos are 10 years old but on the zoll monitors they do not have calibration markers does this mean it should be set at standard calibration?
The default should be set to "standard" calibration. You should be able to look at the top or bottom to see the "25 mm/sec" and "10 mm/mV", that is still standard calibration. Hope this helps.