Basics of AV blocks | ECG concepts

In this informative video, we understand the fundamentals of Atrioventricular (AV) blocks, breaking down their mechanisms and providing a simplified approach to diagnose them using Electrocardiography (ECG). Whether you're a medical student or a resident in medicine, grasp the essentials of AV blocks with ease.
🔍 Topics Covered:
What are AV Blocks?
Understanding the Different Types: First, Second, and Third-degree AV Blocks
Mechanisms Behind AV Blocks
ECG Interpretation: Recognizing AV Blocks
Practical Tips for Diagnosis
📚 Whether you're preparing for exams or enhancing your clinical skills, this video offers a lucid breakdown of AV blocks, ensuring a solid understanding for medical students and PG residents alike.
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[@dadakmch]

Sir again awesome lecture and as usual a lucid way to clear the topic...sir also make the next section, ie, RBBB, LBBB, bifascicular and trifascicular blocks..thank you......ssil

[@dr-arvindkumar]

Noted

[@nikhilnhk]

Thanks sir for explaining concept beautifully 👏

[@dr-arvindkumar]

Most welcome

[@prakharsharma5865]

Thank you s much sir

[@nanihome8509]

Sir..very well explained..thanku so much sir..
Sir ..iam MD medicine resident
Pls launch app for resident students which will be so helpful to us...

[@user-xi9zc6xz8u]

VERY WELL EXPLAINED, COMMENDABLE

[@dr-arvindkumar]

Thanks

[@vandemataram7]

Thank you sir. Great lecture as always 👍🙏

[@dr-arvindkumar]

Always welcome

[@pullaiahcreatechannelbcm5447]

Very nice sir

[@dr-arvindkumar]

Keep watching

[@bihag9902]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@dr-arvindkumar]

Most welcome

[@user-hd9gu6iw6l]

Well explained. Thank you so much. ❤

[@dr-arvindkumar]

You're welcome 😊

[@anchalshokeen3177]

very informative

[@dr-arvindkumar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@user-fw5il6sn5z]

Whoever regarding FDH if the PR interval prolongation more than 300 mm, it said be to for pacemaker.

[@MSShah-ph4yj]

Sir do make a video on how/why St elevation and depression happens on ecg

[@dr-arvindkumar]

Stay tuned

[@atulverma6707]

Sir plz make video on snake bite management plz

[@A_Family_Physician]

1. In third degree block does our treatment approach changes with wide and narrow qrs complexes.
2. Kindly tell us about cannon A wave
3. And lastly how to proceed with third degree block cases in emergency at lower healthcare setup

[@sanjeetgupta5827]

Hello Sir
How can I purchase your all medicine lectures

[@Totube69]

Sir please make a video of how to initiate asthma medication ?

[@minhajulreja5022]

Thank you sir ❤❤
Pls make a video on opd management of renal stones sir ❤

[@dr-arvindkumar]

Okay sure

[@minhajulreja5022]

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[@javaidahsan3616]

Sir if patient having symptoms like recurrent vertigo or syncope in 1 and 2 degree HB,
Do they need pacemaker or wait and watch after treating the underlying cause?

[@dr-arvindkumar]

If underlying cause is not treatable and symptoms present- pacemaker indicated for second degree

[@javaidahsan3616]

@@dr-arvindkumar thanks sir ji

[@Kmk902]

How to different brocas aphasia from dysarthria

[@dr-arvindkumar]

Repetition normal in dysarthria

[@stutishukla540]

Sir , every QRS is preceded by P wave .in this ECG..SO how QRS is independent

[@dr-arvindkumar]

Which one? Third degree block

[@stutishukla540]

@@dr-arvindkumar yes sir

[@javaidahsan3616]

It is independent, you see many p waves not fb qrs.