This is Mobitz Type I or Wenkebach. It is a second degree heart block, Type I. The PR-Interval progressively lengthens until the QRS complex is dropped. This patient should be observed.
Take note: In 2nd Degree Heart Block you have 2nd Degree TYPE 1 (Mobitz I) and 2nd Degree Type 2 (Mobitz II) Here, prolonging of your PR interval then dropped beat. Therefore it is 2nd Degree Type 1/Wenckebach/Mobitz Type I
so in this video the P"s do prolong right?
hms6114 1 year ago
longer longer longer drop omg its winckebach! thats an easy way to remember it lol my test is friday wish me luck
thefuckinbest10 1 year ago
i've been studying this stuff for a while...and i still find wenckebach a funny word. any takers lol.
rostifer28 1 year ago
we can also call it the " PP " syndrome lol My teacher jokingly calls it that
missmommy185 1 year ago
This is Mobitz Type I or Wenkebach. It is a second degree heart block, Type I. The PR-Interval progressively lengthens until the QRS complex is dropped. This patient should be observed.
PopeOfEngland 3 years ago
Take note: In 2nd Degree Heart Block you have 2nd Degree TYPE 1 (Mobitz I) and 2nd Degree Type 2 (Mobitz II) Here, prolonging of your PR interval then dropped beat. Therefore it is 2nd Degree Type 1/Wenckebach/Mobitz Type I
xclnt000 3 years ago
2nd degree heart block.
Progressive lengthening of PR interval till QRS complex is absent.
QRS complex is normal whenever present in WENKEBACH.
03338259007 3 years ago
in 2nd degree type 1 notice how the pr interval gets longer as each QRS complexes arise...then we get a dropped beat
uziriderrush 3 years ago
oh.. sorry. I read wrong. it is correct on the title of the vid.
Alexandre152 3 years ago
Hey, that´s type two!
Look at the extra ''P'' wave after the cicle + the prolonged PQ segment.
Alexandre152 3 years ago