ECGs (EKGs) Made Easy!

A short video on how to understand ECGs (EKGs)!!

[@thomasmusone7141]

Congratulations thats insanely well explained in a brief amount of time,you speedrunned the EKG😂😂

[@YvieT]

Dr Mike. - learnt more in your 3 mins video, than I ever did in my 2 hour uni nursing lecture clap 👏 Could you please lecture my lecturers on how to teach effectively? 😁

[@CelesteCKing]

Loved both of your ECG vids!. FINALLY understand where the darn Q-wave is coming from!= TY!! ❤

[@aakasharumugam2014]

Thank you Dr.

[@OsamahAhmedZaki]

Please make a detailed video about ECG like this one

[@jiteshpayda9843]

Thanks for this video Sir

[@Ivorforce]

Hi, just to not get it confused - my understanding was that the repolarization of the atria (Ta waves) occur during the QRS and are thus not part of the T-Wave itself. The image shown at 3:46 suggests it happens simultaneously (or at least that's how I read it). IIRC the repolarization of the His-Purkinje system is still contentious temporally, but some hypothesize it's a u-wave that's sometimes visible after the T-Wave.

[@firdawsomar9602]

Thanks Dr keep going

[@ayrochannel7536]

Its just WOW❤

[@reaganyates1]

you are getting me through PT school 🙏🏼

[@ShahrulKurtAdam]

Now i get the answer of why T wave is upright while the muscle is relaxed.

[@10SoccerCrazy]

God damm Dr. Mike, u are a genius.. that was so quick and so simple, thank you so much!.. May i ask u have u manage to get them strong synapses in ur brain, while managing to always staying in such a great shape and having them guns on ur biceps?

[@ahmed086]

Please make more details

[@kokocipher]

cardiologist themselves don't even understand the physics behind ECG. All they do is recognize patterns of pathology.

[@aliabbass3852]

Not all doctors are bad at math and physics!!