ECG cardiac arrhythmias

This video cover in detail all the arrhythmias you can encounter on an ECG strip explained. Subscribe for future videos on ECG.
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Check out this video on arrhythmias for a more in depth coverage: • ECG Arrhythmias
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[@radioaktivguy8789]

thank you thomas . im a med student studying in belarus . this was very helpful

[@mayzhang2714]

wow, amazing video! Learned my whole course in half an hour. Thanks Thomas!

[@EnchantedBanana101]

BEST ECG video I've seen! It has been so helpful, thank you !

[@emmanabelardo7014]

I was hesitant at first because it's more than 30min. But after I finished it, I was smiling because I now clearly understand the tracings. Thank you :)

[@marijass9056]

saved my life with ECGs! so simple to understand, very clear, keep up with the videos please :D thank you !

[@firstfiddle1]

EXCELLENT! Thanks for giving your time and presentation.

[@babubhaipanchal1096]

very nice way of explanation, superb sir

[@Will-zc8tz]

Awesome! Thank you. Great recap of the arrythmias.

[@almaglotic797]

Thanks, i liked the way you explained this. Greetings from Bosnia

[@Bro_2286]

Ysss it's the best ECG video i ever seen,,. ,,

[@oliverava3158]

I’m so proud of Dr. Itepu on TH-cam for his honesty, defeated Herpes and ever since I’am living happily ever after.

[@TheMassimo42]

Well done! Clear and concise. Appreciate it, thanks.

[@MythicDO]

Absolutely amazing video. Thank you for teaching the golden rule.

[@mehikashetty2227]

This was amazing! Loved it!

[@NijhumRaashid]

this is simply awesome, loved it!

[@lizzbent6939]

Liked your voice! Very clear explanation. I will keep on following your videos 😬

[@pradyutanuj6905]

Remember the Golden rule
Less than ½ large box of QRS is atrial induced
More than ½ large box of QRS
is ventricle induced
The bundle block is mostly seen in RBBB at v1 and V2 as two peaks and in LBBB the V6 had two peaks

[@oluwapelumialiu]

May the Lord Jesus continue to give you wisdom. Concise video yet impactful.

[@PreshEhi]

nice one, refreshed my ECG memory

[@sahilrajoria3110]

Quite helpful. Easy and simple explanation. Thank you 🤘🏻

[@IntrepidgrlVentures]

SUPER! and so straight forward. Thanks so much :)

[@chloeroberts6096]

Very well explained, very helpful, many thanks for the good work

[@hassant8457]

Thanks mate. Very nice and clear explanation

[@amalbandyopadhyay3517]

Thank you. Very good one for the undergrads. 🙏

[@diannidai8496]

Thank you soooo much! The video is extremely helpful!

[@gladysbriones1015]

Thank you for this very helpful video!

[@mokthaderkhan]

Outstanding presentation... Wish you good luck....you can make frequent video on new ecg case, finding...

[@shahrukhahamd6142]

Very nice video ..great easy explanations 😊

[@brandenbruzzese5261]

This video was super helpful!

[@MetalGuitarClips]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm 99% certain your first example for SVT is actually sinus tachycardia. There are p waves and t waves, the rhythm is regular and the HR is 120 bpm. In SVT p and t waves aren't distinguishable, and HR is typically 150 to 250 bpm.

[@salsabeelhassan5525]

Simple and clear explains even for arab with will understand thanks

[@FahadKImtiaz]

The QRS complex is equal to 4 small squares.
If less then 4 s.quares= Atrial
If more then 4 s.square= Ventricle

[@mercyjames1471]

Thank you very much Thomas.

[@gfunkwsc]

hahahahahaha, "you can fin a picture of Dr. Wenckebach here" hahahah you made me laugh!!!!

[@brandoncabarcas1284]

good stuff man! great job

[@NurseMcCarts]

Thank you really help for my exam in morning

[@nouranas3586]

you are amazing , thank you so much . made my life easier

[@hamishemery6362]

The ECG strip you show at 14:45 is NOT SVT. It's Sinus Tachy. You can tell because the P and T waves are separate and the rate is under 150bpm

[@vanessajjjjj]

Awesome video, thank you so much :)

[@jenniferqualls512]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@megsvlog4484]

thank you so much. so precise.

[@ayaatadel2048]

Thank you this was really helpful

[@BilalFazalShaikh]

Please share the link of previous video.

[@jacksample7954]

Fantastic, thank you!

[@omarabdulaziz6687]

very helpful , upload more videos please . better than our prof ..

[@shantolshantol6856]

thank you. God bless you!!!!!!!

[@rahulthegod1]

thanks mate...very helpful

[@sanakhan395]

good explanation

[@midogigi]

you are wonderful....thx alot

[@noraha1362]

thanx for the video , appreciate it

[@babubhaipanchal1096]

superb sir

[@rollienye1678]

Very Helpful!!

[@remusomega]

Better than my med school prof

[@KarunakaranAswatha]

very nice .thnk u so much

[@leylaaa2393]

very helpful video! :)

[@michaelcaprino3584]

HOW TO DIAGNOSE YOUR OWN ARRHYTHMIAS? I KNOW DOCTORS DIAGNOSE BUT IM TRYING TO FIND OUT WHICH HEART ARRHYTHMIA I HAVE MYSELF (I KNOW I HAVE ONE )

[@espmonaco]

the best ecg video so far. how was studying in lublin?

[@dubahache8646]

Excellent lecture! brief and precise. thank you! PS: At 8:55 and 9:24 you said monocytes but I am sure you meant myocytes.

[@maralyscolon1095]

excellent!!

[@officialchoudhary2023]

Help full video

[@shadybaba5379]

Easy to assimilate.Thanks.

[@tinkageorgewilliam871]

Thanks... 3rd year medical school student (Uganda)

[@praveenkarunananda2356]

Great... Thanks

[@rouguiatoubah92]

thanks very helpful

[@gracefaustine2586]

thank you so much

[@sabahalezaireg9023]

thank you pal!

[@naveenantonylopez]

Super class sir

[@vidhitapiawala1271]

Very helpful

[@MsPigninja]

thank you so much :D

[@mustafamukaram7412]

Awasome ma sha allah

[@sanjidarahman6509]

wow!!!!great

[@jonen9494]

Intervals should be given in seconds, not "small squares". Paper speed can actually differ and then you are in trouble..

[@TheMoody619]

Thank you for the video, but are you sure you can call all heart muscle cells pacemaker cells, conduction does not necessarily mean automaticity...

[@elizabethsydes6974]

I was wondering the same thing.

[@drmohdashrafmatt5139]

Good

[@OXYLADE]

@14:55 how did you count how many beats per minute

[@rehamalshami1341]

Divide 300 by the number of large boxs
In this case 300/2=150 bpm

[@alexglow767]

super robota...nikt u mnie w szkole tego lepiej nie wytlumaczyl :)

[@vikashmishra1441]

good

[@ionicguy4919]

This video cover in detail all the arrhythmias you can encounter on an ECG strip explained.
That's not close to true?

[@drmathias9248]

very ğood

[@Radar101music]

@13.52 Premature beats can very much be connected to pathologies. I undertand your point but to be clear they "can" be connected to pathologies.

[@19pablo84cambridge]

Siemka😝

[@christinahtgel4715]

The movie is helpful and funny sometime haha

[@aryaharshan7997]

Some how ur video is not clear and ur voice's

[@FahadKImtiaz]

The QRS complex is equal to 4 small squares.
If less then 4 s.quares= Atrial
If more then 4 s.square= Ventricle