12 Lead ECG (Electrocardiogram) for beginners 🔥🤯.

[@georchellef]

I’ve already watched a lot of ECG vids here in KZbin and by far THIS one concisely and clearly explains almost everything. The added ‘lead groupings’ is super helpful too! 10/10 for the explanation, 10/10 as well for the video quality. Thank you so much!

[@geraldnsunga]

You are the best among the rest!!! 🤧. Very easy to understand.

[@explodinglemon2692]

This is incredible.Thanks for making such an easy to understand video.

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Wow thank you 🙏😍

[@raiyanmanna]

Amazing video, very palatable. The effort went into making this video is very much appreciated.

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

you are weldcome 🙏. Thank you for watching 😍

[@MMTUAyiti]

Wonderful vizualization and explanation. Love it.

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

So pleased you liked this ! I’m just working on the voiceover for next episode now!

[@bernardauvity9669]

Thanks for this great tutorial , I do apreciate a lot 😀 😀

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

You are very welcome! Please stay tuned because ECG interpretation is coming!😍

[@shinjikagawa4358]

Bro finally ECG lecture which I could understand... U dropped this bro👑

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

🙌 great to hear ! Thank you for watching 🙏

[@elliottfireice4394]

HI, i though the S wave represents right ventricle depolersation? Here you said the S wave is generated when the base of the left ventricle depolerise. Is there a right ventricle wave ?​@TheLearnMedicineShow

[@lorenzoor3177]

I'd certainly need to revisit this video to fully grasp all you say, because the amount and quality of information is fantastic. After watching this again I found one important thing missing and that is decomposition of QRS complex. Why in some leads Q is missing, in others R is missing, in other S is a spike and in others R is a spike? That is not left clear in this video.... Regardless, this is a nice tutorial. Thank you for such effort!

[@snezhanagjinaj9446]

You are very good thank you so much

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Most welcome 😊. Thanks for watching 🙏

[@Abhi-cl8ye]

Amazing video

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

🙏🔥😎

[@cindythom6440]

Hi I’m now studying ECG. Trying to comprehend the rhythm to remember any tips.Tku

[@dee7106]

I know I start my class in April and I’m just looking at videos and learning the waves. That seems a very difficult doesn’t it.

[@prk30]

What if the patient misses an arm or an leg? What happens to the leads that would be placed in the missing limbs?

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Great question! If the patient has an amputated limb, place the electrode on body part closest to that limb. For example, in amputated arms, place electrode near shoulders; and in amputated legs, place electrodes above the hip.

[@prk30]

@@TheLearnMedicineShow Thank You!

[@oh-she-en]

😅I want a millivolt to come out the phone so I can see how big it is❤

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

😂

[@snezhanagjinaj9446]

Sorry but I m a doctor you think i dont know it? Explain some cell fisiology

[@TheLearnMedicineShow]

Its always difficult to know at what level to pitch these videos. I did some cell physiology in the previous episode its aimed at being an introduction / refresher kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXqTloh3or10osk . Abnormal cell physiology is covered where clinically relevant throughout other episodes in the series. Thanks for watching and for the feedback 🙏

[@chopsticksforlegs]

So rude! You can't even spell physiology correctly or read the title with some understanding