6-Step Method for 12-Lead ECG Interpretation

[@jonathanpsavka5975]

Hi, I'm a paramedic student and I found this video very informing. Helped a lot with understanding just the basics of a NSR. Would love to hear more from you about understanding Axis determination.

[@TomBouthillet]

Thanks, Jonathan! I’ll definitely be doing more on axis. Good luck with the remainder of your paramedic education.

[@Drifter212]

You need this for paramedic school?

[@jesusreal5431]

Are you Satan’s paramedic?

[@Dreamsofahomesickalien]

Best video I've ever seen on this topic! From a nursing student, thank you!!

[@TomBouthillet]

Thank you so much, Savannah! Best of luck to you.

[@gaillarkin16]

Excellent presentation for my paramedic students. Thank you, Tom !

[@TomBouthillet]

My pleasure, Gail! Thanks for watching.

[@user-ni7kj1sx7y]

Well explained refresher material. Much appreciated.

[@rahmoh4145]

So appreciate your explanation and the way you make everything so easy. Thank you so much and God bless.🙏🙏

[@TomBouthillet]

Thank you, Rah Moh! I’m glad you enjoyed it.

[@sgpyramid]

Thanks Tom. This video is very easy to understand and very informative. This helped me a lot in understanding basic ECG reading. Please post more videos.

[@TomBouthillet]

Glad you enjoyed it. I'm thinking about getting back in the saddle.

[@watchmakerful]

When I was 18, I had low amplitude "garbage" instead of the QRS complex in lead III. I couldn't understand what was that, but... it was simply an electric axis close to +30 degrees. Later the axis slightly shifted right and lead III became positive.

[@MAla-zt7gn]

Wonderful job ! 👏👏🙏

[@Paramedic772]

Well done Tom!

[@TomBouthillet]

Thanks, Jon!

[@watchmakerful]

By the way, in Russian sources the PR interval is always called PQ independently of the presence of a Q wave.

[@TomBouthillet]

That's interesting! Thanks, Алексей Рукин!

[@minfazaffan2021]

Excellent 🎉

[@Dean.44]

thank you

[@TomBouthillet]

You are welcome!

[@siobhanmendoza6371]

Most helpful I am studying for my EKG tech so how would a EKG work and a minor’s heart or a baby in rare cases. I would like to know on all patients not just adults.

[@TomBouthillet]

I recommend Chou’s Electrocardiography in Clinical Practice: Adult and Pediatric.

[@user-hl1tc9zi1g]

great video!!!! I'm a paramedic in Taiwan, I think paramedics in Taiwan are not good at 12 lead ECG. May I translate these video into chinese? And I argee that normal is the most difficult diagnosis!

[@TomBouthillet]

That’s an interesting idea. Can you email me to discuss? tbouthillet at gmail dot com.

[@irgendwasmitm8913]

Great Video! Greetings from Germany :) #FoaMed

[@TomBouthillet]

Thank you so much!

[@Thickthighstothunder]

I totally agree that normal is the worst to diagnose! I’m always nervous to be like “yea that’s perfect!” Cause I feel like I’ve missed something lol

[@diverslog3095]

Make RCIS exam preparation video

[@TomBouthillet]

Now that’s an interesting idea!