Bradyarrhythmias - CRASH! Medical Review Series

[@hemas1550]

You are the best teacher I have ever learnt from. Dr.Bolin you explain concepts crisp & clear. Thank you for helping doctors & students alike.

[@ChrisBranleh]

Tip I'd like to share. Atropine (the "t" in a+ropine can be thought of a "+" sign, thus you know it increases HR and can be used in brady arrhythmias)

[@Sam_1964]

Excellent presentation. The PR interval is measured from beginning of P wave to beginning of R wave. Thank you for your efforts.

[@TheChico2200]

Thank you dr. Bolin. This really helped me in the exam. Thank you for giving your time for students.

[@rednucleus2083]

After so many days you back ...please keep updating us with knowledge

[@majedalami3521]

WHY to dislike such videos ? WHY ???

[@Peter5Ndubi]

Good video but PR interval spans between the start of P wave and ends at the start of QRS complex

[@SaiKrishna-ew2wr]

Peter Maiya Ndubi nope, btw start of P wave and start of the q wave.

[@taramurphy637]

exactly, so the first example of sinus brady is actually first degree AV block

[@woloabel]

Sunday, October 2, 2022. Cardiology: Arrhythmias/Bradyarrhythmias (otherwise Pathology of the Conduction System of the Heart causing Abnormal Rate/Rhythm [Arrhythmias]): 1) Bradyarrhythmias (Low Heart Rate [HR] or Less than 60 Beats per Minute); 2) Tachyarrhythmias (HR greater than 100); 3) Flutters and Fibrillations; and 4) Premature Contractions and Pre-Excitations. By Paul W. Bolin.

[@DrStayAtHomeMom]

Thank you, Dr. Paul. You made it simple and crystal clear.

[@Perception-fi6kx]

Good to watch after so many days. Thank you

[@KBrian-ek8wl]

Thank you, I was having a hard time understanding Bradys... Until I saw your videos .

[@edris.alkozi]

Very compressive and clearly detailed lecture

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Thank you Dr. Bolin!

[@user-gt6nn3wn2p]

19.35 the ECG picture is named " Type I 2 nd degree AV block ....

[@puledavid7698]

Thank you Dr

[@docmcl9014]

thank you your lectures are just great

[@nsas955]

great...thank you

[@fritner1218]

Thanks!

[@lanakhatib9482]

Thanks to the best !!!!!!! أنت انسانٌ عظيم ، عظيمٌ جدا. شكرا. جزيلاً لك ☺️❤️

[@pinetinav9083]

You are great!

[@r15u5k00]

i think i miss a little bit of mention of hemiblocks and differentiating a BBB from axis deviation (LAFB or LAD?)

[@moonisahali2451]

Please reupload all cardio lecture...

[@user-ou9yq1bp1r]

Hi, nice video. what about medical treatment of bundle branch blocks ?

[@ashtaralhamad9627]

Thank you doctor ! may i know, why did you consider the ECG in minute 17:49 :: Mobitz type 1 although no progressive PR elongation is seen??

[@Diabolical___666]

Mmmmmmm

[@pyrexcookin]

wondering this too

[@thomaslapsley8145]

I sincerely hope the great videos on KZbin have the audio repaired. Perhaps you could upload them to Patreon worth it. . The donation is definetly If your in the NYC I would be glad to volunteer some of my time to help upload the videos to KZbin. This would free p some of your time. You videos are great and help many.

[@yassirabdal-star7885]

great

[@pyrexcookin]

Isn't the rate a little less than 50 rather than 60 in that 1st degree block at 14:20?

[@shercuz1]

Re Mobitz II i learned that the PR interval could be normal or prolonged; what is your take on that?

[@eliasdavidreyes8611]

Great

[@ArAr-cl1jr]

You're an angle💙💙💙

[@LilILmoney]

Dear Paul i found a torrent with your videos just so you know

[@haidarhassoon94]

do you have a link ? and do they have audio ?