Thanks for posting, I had always wondered why Lead II was used and you told me! On more nursing mystery I had wondered and questioned Dr.s on in my 20 some odd years of nursing.
As for zaxterry's comment on talking above their heads, uuuhhhh, learn about the heart and how its made before watching this video. The title doesn't say The absolute beginners guide to the heart. Geesh
If you had talked 'simpler', medical professionals (who this is for) would have been bored stiff!
I have 2 questions. On the Slide for the Right Ventricular Hypertrophy, The R wave did not follow the decreasing pattern like you said in the notes because on R wave on lead V3 is actually longer than that on V2 before it starts decreasing again from V4 to 6. I also did not know that on normal ECG's R waves should nt be longer than S waves.
When describing axis,are we paying attention to the positive waves P,R and T or just R...?Also how do you convert the boxes to mm or to measure with a ruler
is the rhythm strip on the bottom of most ECGS a standard length? becasue I've been told that a quick way of calculating the rate is to count the number of QRS complexes in the rhythm strip and multiply by 6.
thanks for posting the presentation. Just had a pt showing Q waves in 12lead ekg and symptomatic for almost 24 hrs. Straight to ER. Thanks for clarifying Q waves.
People their is a word called "intensity" and you understand using it and emotion is much more effective than doing an impression of Microsoft Sam. What i am trying to say is please this doesn't have to be boring.
No doubt that it is excellent vedio but I will suggest to guide the students that how the waves originates and how the QRS complex is formed.Its the basics and I hope by explaining all this it will be easy for every one to deeply understand the ECG.
Please give treatment tips , the best according to you.
im finally starting to get this but i dont understand the 3rd strip about 5 min into the video(irregular)y are they multiplying 8 x ten and not 9x ten? there are 9 r waves not 8...... im confused and y arnt we counting 33 boxes?? someone please message me and help me before i fail my class!
you need to count the R-R intervals, which were 8, not thr R waves, which were 9. the reason you count 30 boxes is because each box is 0.2 seconds, so to get a 6 sec strip, you will need 30 boxes. so to get the rate per minute, you will need to multiply the 8 (R-R) intervals by 10 (6 sec multiply by 10 will be 60 seconds). hope this helps
which technique is the easiest, the 6 second method as you mentioned, 300 divide the number of boxes in between R's or just counting via the " 300 150 100 75 60" method?
the easiest method is the "300, 150, 100, 75, 60, & 50" but it is not an accurate method when it comes to irregular rythyms. for irregular rythyms, you would be best adviced to use the 10 multiplied by the # of R-R intervals in a 6 sec strip
there's isnt an easiet technique. as he said the 6 second method is for cases like atrial fibrillation and 300 divide by boxes is for cases like bradycardia; both where the common calculation method cannot be used.
nice
kenorkevekham 3 weeks ago
Having a difficult time hearing you and I have headphones on...
NurseBevable 6 months ago
i cant take it anymore =s
SidraBhatti 6 months ago
@rosenwannabe Check Vizova videos, they are much better
ConflictedYouth 6 months ago
very low sound quality....
maxi111ify 6 months ago
stop bit***** ............its a very good lecture keep up the good work
1986KnightRider 7 months ago
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lydajoe 7 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Dr. Keller would do well telling bed-time stories. Speak up!!!
neoarchangemon 8 months ago
am sorry to say this but this was absolutely boring..
amnab87 9 months ago
Just wish the vocals could be louder
miffymiffster 9 months ago
Thanks for posting, I had always wondered why Lead II was used and you told me! On more nursing mystery I had wondered and questioned Dr.s on in my 20 some odd years of nursing.
As for zaxterry's comment on talking above their heads, uuuhhhh, learn about the heart and how its made before watching this video. The title doesn't say The absolute beginners guide to the heart. Geesh
If you had talked 'simpler', medical professionals (who this is for) would have been bored stiff!
BigTerKC 9 months ago
yes mine is 200th like :P
sunilsiddiraj 10 months ago
This is absolutely excellent!
missvibes 11 months ago
very helpful for my biomedical laboratory.....thanks a lot
MrHowlate 1 year ago
very helpfull , thanks
myaa22 1 year ago
I have 2 questions. On the Slide for the Right Ventricular Hypertrophy, The R wave did not follow the decreasing pattern like you said in the notes because on R wave on lead V3 is actually longer than that on V2 before it starts decreasing again from V4 to 6. I also did not know that on normal ECG's R waves should nt be longer than S waves.
When describing axis,are we paying attention to the positive waves P,R and T or just R...?Also how do you convert the boxes to mm or to measure with a ruler
MrTosyne 1 year ago
i am from Brazil in south america and i loved this video ...
claudioagmfilho2 1 year ago
@JanetteDeF yes actually each small box is 0.04 seconds and each large box is made from 5 small boxes so multiplying 0.04 by 5 you get 0.2 :)
nidonina 1 year ago
boring teaching even if the info is all there
jakemartynjohnwillia 1 year ago
I did not find any course to print out at the address given.
paramedic70002 1 year ago
why is there missing plug in?
misilviaC 1 year ago
Not clear to me at all !
waterhogger68 1 year ago
Good teaching
jojimathew03 1 year ago
i think probably too much time is being spent stating very basic methods of ecg interpretation
rodstar007 1 year ago
is the rhythm strip on the bottom of most ECGS a standard length? becasue I've been told that a quick way of calculating the rate is to count the number of QRS complexes in the rhythm strip and multiply by 6.
Wingwalkermusic 1 year ago
@Wingwalkermusic I think you multiply by ten..
Angie31085 1 year ago
@Angie31085 yes you do! Good point!
jwjcook11 1 year ago
thanks for posting the presentation. Just had a pt showing Q waves in 12lead ekg and symptomatic for almost 24 hrs. Straight to ER. Thanks for clarifying Q waves.
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poopyy99 1 year ago
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People their is a word called "intensity" and you understand using it and emotion is much more effective than doing an impression of Microsoft Sam. What i am trying to say is please this doesn't have to be boring.
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poopyy99 1 year ago
plz, can anyone translate into spanish? thanks
capoeira1988 1 year ago
Thanks this is fantastic for revision
noodle080 1 year ago
thank you so much. this is very helpful
IonutBadescuCosmin 1 year ago
Good Video --- alot of info
rivvee64 2 years ago
The sound is terrible. It takes so much away from what seems like a good lecture.
kebl2268 2 years ago
Must have louder microphone to broadcast
jopetcaber 2 years ago 9
@jopetcaber Please use a speaker to listen to this. This is a review but a good review
kanyuek 1 year ago
lausy sound
trishthapa 2 years ago
ty for the video. very informative. thx again
thubigdawg 2 years ago
i'm a nurse studying on ecg interpretation...
thank you doctors! keep it up!
DonLouiVer 2 years ago
Its not that hard. Its easier knowing the 5 lead telemetry system first.
AnalgesicBalm 2 years ago
Deadly right you are it is really great video. Best, RJ
kirkukr 2 years ago
great video... must enlarge the pictures....
DonLouiVer 2 years ago
wonderful
kevin5me 2 years ago
The female doctor is too close to the microphone. Her air sounds are a bit sharp and hurts my ears when I'm wearing headphones =(
jhualexc 2 years ago
please why you are talking like a sleepy ??
0503903936 3 years ago
Lol, I go to the other UW.
bizichyld 3 years ago
yep okay cant wait for course 2 now
LukeSlomka 3 years ago
Good video, but kind of dry. Jazz it up a bit and it will not feel like such a chore to go through.
Dygear 3 years ago
Brilliant vid. Thanks for posting!
footdocgirl 3 years ago
No doubt that it is excellent vedio but I will suggest to guide the students that how the waves originates and how the QRS complex is formed.Its the basics and I hope by explaining all this it will be easy for every one to deeply understand the ECG.
Please give treatment tips , the best according to you.
ajaymen 3 years ago
Each box is indeed 0.2 seconds.
medstudentE2008 3 years ago
excellent
drmelcosep123 3 years ago
im finally starting to get this but i dont understand the 3rd strip about 5 min into the video(irregular)y are they multiplying 8 x ten and not 9x ten? there are 9 r waves not 8...... im confused and y arnt we counting 33 boxes?? someone please message me and help me before i fail my class!
shemoanzwhenwekiss 3 years ago
you need to count the R-R intervals, which were 8, not thr R waves, which were 9. the reason you count 30 boxes is because each box is 0.2 seconds, so to get a 6 sec strip, you will need 30 boxes. so to get the rate per minute, you will need to multiply the 8 (R-R) intervals by 10 (6 sec multiply by 10 will be 60 seconds). hope this helps
siick2004 2 years ago
tnx
chanapan49 2 years ago
which technique is the easiest, the 6 second method as you mentioned, 300 divide the number of boxes in between R's or just counting via the " 300 150 100 75 60" method?
colinquah 2 years ago
the easiest method is the "300, 150, 100, 75, 60, & 50" but it is not an accurate method when it comes to irregular rythyms. for irregular rythyms, you would be best adviced to use the 10 multiplied by the # of R-R intervals in a 6 sec strip
siick2004 2 years ago
there's isnt an easiet technique. as he said the 6 second method is for cases like atrial fibrillation and 300 divide by boxes is for cases like bradycardia; both where the common calculation method cannot be used.
more2lyf 2 years ago
Correct. Large box 0.2 Small box 0.04
BTW: Check out Dr Caldwell Esselstyns athersclerosis related lecture on video.google.
halfasheep 3 years ago
tnx, very helpful
jewella 3 years ago
Thank you .... excellent video. and an excellent EKG Approach
Abd1123 3 years ago
Wonderful explanation! Thanks and please keep posting.
stayn2busy 3 years ago
looking for rcis review materials
PLATOON3333 3 years ago
an educational video especially for students who wants to learn about ecg. more power.
spotty092673 3 years ago
great teaching and very helpful, plz keep posting. Thank you
drlnomula 3 years ago