Cardiovascular System 8, Normal and abnormal heart rhythms

[@jamesrichardson8379]

My teacher had 4 hrs every week to teach EKG like this. Describing, teaching, explaining. I learned off youtube. Thank you

[@drewg3087]

I passed nursing school thanks to KZbin and nursing channels. Much better than most of my professors.

[@ginaanitoni5167]

If only there were a “LOVE” button! I very much liked the interpretation with s/s included. Great video!!

[@Campbellteaching]

Thanks Gina, the like button helps

[@I-love-boston-moms]

I agree this is the best video I've ever seen

[@Sparkyrips]

Having been finally diagnosed with paroxysmal atrial fibrillation I sought to find info on you tube. How comforting to hear such a familiar voice John, it felt as though you were explaining just to me. I am a regular follower of your covid vlogs. Thank you

[@fatiafuta]

Thank you. Its a very simple and clear way of explaining. I am a currently completing my critical care certificate here in Melbourne and Im about to do my ALS assessment. This came at the right time 🥰

[@anyesvedel5124]

Excellent video explained by someone who knows his stuff and conveys it into layman terms.

[@marthaearellano3726]

Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos, se le agradece infinitamente, un abrazo desde México! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us. A big hug from México! 💙

[@yuganthiireshakalinga3954]

Yeh!!!!!!!!! I am waiting for this video . No words to Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are a GOD who can stimulate our brain . And I want to wish you longevity and health!!!🙏🏼

[@Campbellteaching]

Only a man, I assure you

[@kkrishna4855]

Thanks for excellent explanation of different rhythms in such a way that even a layman can understand.

[@medical_mania]

You are excellent professor

[@PrettyLittleFish]

Thank you for posting this, I have learn't so much from you. I appreciate it.

[@caroliner2029]

Your teaching videos on heart rhythms are fantastic John. I'd have loved having you as my teacher in Australia.

[@hosearowe8345]

Just to hear your voice at the start of the video tells me that I am in for great learning Prof

[@fanilolaolajumoke62]

Thanks and God bless you sir!!!!!!! Long life!

[@loreenchingwena4588]

Thank you so much Prof ..you explained clearly just in 20minutes..l have been struggling to understand this for quite some time now

[@rajveerjassal5286]

Thank you for the video Dr. Campbell

[@naana-scelyne6370]

Im switching up to cardiac rehab and i just love watching your videos and explanation

[@SoulSociety2021]

this remedies will help you kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3KvkJ6oiJahoNE

[@ogookeke9273]

Excellent Educator! Thanks Doc! You made learning so easy!

[@drewg3087]

Great for a new cardiac nurse here. Thank you Dr.!

[@airwaybreathingcirculation1742]

Iove love so much thank you Dr.john GOD bless

[@larrypro_Concepts]

Dr Campbell, you are the best 💕💕💕💕💕

[@patrickmakina3560]

Your the best of the best God bless you abundantly

[@TomoMomoDomo]

Aced my test! Thank you so much for the wonderful examples and explanation!

[@davidrobinson5999]

As usual great info. THANK U VERY MUCH !!

[@ariseshine2486]

Thank you for the meaningful information....my mom passed away recently of heart attack of Acute Mi.....I was trying to study the ecg report ....now i had got valuable information about it......

[@Campbellteaching]

Im sorry for your loss.

[@ambulance_boy3834]

Excellent job explaining the different rhythms!

[@kynmerritt]

Just became a monitor tech at a hospital this helped so much

[@justinbramwell2434]

Absolutely fantastic.... Thank you so much 👍

[@haythamahmed969]

Thank you Dr. much love

[@louisedingle9949]

Fabulous. ThankyouDr. Campbell. Australia.

[@impalabirungi6079]

Thank you for helping me understand.

[@Campbellteaching]

Do click plenty of like buttons for me, this helps the channel

[@quaxky326]

I think I’m literally the only person who looked this up for no absolute reason.

[@xxsymphonyxxx]

So did I. Lol

[@Joe-ey8gj]

Same

[@EndtimeIllusionist]

I'd say I looked it up for no reason but... I guess I did have one: out of curiosity, because I have a character who has some... Really bad heart problems.

[@menthols4625]

I randomly became curious and wanted to know how to read these. Now at least I have a basic understanding of "this looks normal", "this is not good" and "this is a dead person".

[@Aphelia.]

the people who looked this up for no absolute reason, unite

[@piyushdubey2919]

Thanks for sharing such a nice.. and simple way of recognising ekg abnormality

[@brendajohnson622]

Trying to learn to read holter monitors this was a great help. Thank you

[@wewemcrhyne]

I had a holster monitor placed on my chest today. That’s why I’m here to learn more about the EKG I had also

[@evelynildefonso766]

Excellent information!!!!

[@solarstorm-1]

Awesome, dude Great information, thank you!

[@Celebrity_Nurs]

Thanks a lot. You are a genius

[@defiantlypinki1107]

Pharmacy student here for ACLS training. Thanks so much; I was so confused earlier. I’m not used to non-drug concepts.

[@raymerrington607]

Re cent interrogation of my crt-d showed VF some month ago. Apparently my crt-d paced me back to rhythm.Recent collapses/faints suggest symptomatic ventricular arrhythmia and postural hypotension. Your videos are very thorough and informative.

[@chewcharlie32]

Awesome video again Dr Campbell 🙌🙌😊 ........ ❤️ it !

[@samueladomako5148]

Thank you Dr Campbell, well explained to understanding

[@willytan1025]

Thank you so much! I’ve learned so much from your video☺️☺️

[@nelfi11]

Love how you explain.thank you

[@kajalrudra5265]

Dr.John Campbell, Sir a great learning evenue for us.May God bless him! May I wish his good health & long life!

[@mc2643]

Thank you, easy to understand excellent explained

[@SupaBuddies480]

Helps a lot for my medical research thanks!!

[@udhamsingh3755]

This was very helpful. Thank you!

[@SairaSabir1443AH]

10:56 1st degree heart block , ventricular fibrillation is fast un co ordinated contraction, longer untreated finer the ecg will become, will repond poorly to defibrillation, CPR , electrical defibrillation

[@mungojack]

Who knew this would be so important so many years after 1st published

[@mujeebabbasi5983]

This video is like a movie I really enjoyed it

[@karenbruestl9688]

Thanks so very much for this educational clip

[@SairaSabir1443AH]

8:47: Atrial Fibrillation : irregularly irregular rythm , ventricular depolarization, defibrillate patient

[@qasimkhan-qv9hi]

Great, thanks for uploading

[@SairaSabir1443AH]

20:17 ventricular Tachcardia, patient unconscious or feeling very unwell, ventricular Tachycardia will convert to ventricular fibrillation if we don't electrocally defibrillate

[@thomashill6347]

INTERESTING thanks for sharing your knowledge on this topic

[@marcellataggart9142]

Thanks Dr Campbell. I’m doing ACLS for first time and need to know EKG rhythms

[@Campbellteaching]

Excellent, thanks for letting me know, do click lots of like buttons for me.

[@donnacrum863]

Is dr jonn campbell

[@mxmerkid]

0:00 normal heart rhythm 16:49 dead 11:37 when something brushes up against my leg hair

[@sabrinaf9748]

Awesome video !

[@ArielHT5John]

If you have what looks like a Normal ECG but when you feel your pulse its 3 beats pause 3 beats. Also raised troponin 13.5 to 22.1. Angiogram all good a week later.

[@clarewafula9563]

Great. Learning is taking place. I always fear questions with sinus rhythm i find it hard to explain

[@blessedandfavoured5941]

So well explained 👏🏽

[@oldbiker9739]

Thank you John

[@SimonShababGillVlogs]

This is a perfect way to teach

[@godspeed5428]

Ok so this patient just died.. Moving on to another type now... Lol

[@SairaSabir1443AH]

Sinus Tachycardia: More than 120, sympathetic autonomic heart innervation: increase Cardiac output , diarrhea, vomiting, hypoxia, anemia, compensated heart disease, myocarditis,

[@JosephRawsthorne31]

could you do a video and explain other ECG's such as high take off ect

[@SoulSociety2021]

maybe this video can help you kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3KvkJ6oiJahoNE

[@saraahmed-ff7ju]

thank you so much

[@shajeejanardhanan1320]

thank you sir. very informative. expecting more

[@Murat-eq3cr]

I am not doc or doc student but i like watching this kind of things and reading

[@kathrynmay7328]

1000 thank yous.

[@dramina2326]

Fantastic!

[@kevinchris2393]

Nice work& love it

[@Whispertarot]

Thank you for this as I’m currently doing my paramedic course and this is brilliant and very helpful 🤩 I wish you were my Dad 😘

[@RUAmplified]

Thank you

[@lovelearn5158]

thanks again Dr Campbell:)

[@Campbellteaching]

Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.

[@davidiand7]

I have just had mine reset a week ago by electrical defibrillation as it was irregular, I am beginning to feel stronger now, I had a bypass 3 years ago and something obviously went wrong since then. The last few months I had extreme fatigue now I just need to exercise more which I couldn’t do because I was always fatigued.

[@SairaSabir1443AH]

Sinus Bradycardia : hypothyroidism SOB Fainting chest pain due to hypoperfusion of blood to heart and brain. RX: Atropine

[@ikr2377]

Very helpful

[@worldwidesports4k]

Nice thank you sir👍👍

[@SairaSabir1443AH]

@17:50 5H and 5Ts to prevent and revert cardiac arrest Hypoxia Hypovolemia Hypokalemia, hyp Temponade, Toxins , Thrombosis coronary , Thrombosis pulmonary

[@hosearowe8345]

Sinus rhythm - ahhh I am learning

[@jeralynvirtudazo9973]

Is it ok to go operation if beats 70-80 , for a 9 y.o

[@chetzmartinezrodriguez2253]

I have irregular heart rate and its scared me so much...There was the time when Im walking for only 5 minutes my heart rate is 130 and if i go up on the stairs it goes to 145-162 but does down when i sit down for couple of minutes...Is it normal to have a heart rate 55-59?i have an apple watch and when i get up in the morning i can see my heart rate is 55-59😢...I was diagnosed with high blood pressure and taking my medication everyday...Since i started my medication i experiencing this chest discomfort or breathless😥

[@PrintOfLife]

Often machines can not pick up accurate heart rate and blood pressure with afib. What and how you feel is the most important not the number you see from any machines. Your chest discomfort is not normal so you should see your primary care physician or your Cardiologist.

[@chetzmartinezrodriguez2253]

@@BlvckHvt thank you sooo much...my heart rate is high when im rushing,walking and going up on the stairs..

[@BeanieBooBailey]

Mine is doing the same and I’m so very worried

[@cyclicharmony7868]

@@chetzmartinezrodriguez2253 thats normal i was working hard today and my hr went up to 145 bpm so yeah, rn my hr is at 70 bpm

[@autumnb7135]

I have the exact same thing & have been diagnosed with POTS. Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Sydrome. My resting heart rate is 55-60. On standing upright (& remaining still not moving) it immediately goes up to 130-160. Pots is an increase in hr from sitting to standing of more than 30 beats within 10 mins I think...could be less but bc mine happens immediately I’ve forgotten that bit. There is plenty of info on Facebook groups or Potsies charities. Hope this helps you either rule it in or rule it out.

[@potatokitty]

Thanks doc. Say what machine was used in the video? What brand?

[@AllThingsConsidered333]

My heart has been acting up for a several years now, ever since April 2016 tick bite delivering more Lyme disease & coinfections… finally close to getting PSVT diagnosis after wearing holter 30 days. PAT/PSVT/SVT/ST listed on the report. I guess PAT = PSVT? If it’s the same, why do they list PAT for some events and PSVT for some events and SVT for some events? So confusing! Sometimes I don’t feel any symptoms but the unit captured the event automatically, other times I got the symptoms of SOB & sudden weakness, head pressure, lightheaded, dizzy, etc during an episode and sometimes for hours afterwards I am very pale and incredibly weak… and other times I got symptoms but the unit said normal rhythm… I wonder why this is? I wish I could figure this out. Drs have said for years I am a medical conundrum.. not what I’d like to hear. I wish they could exactly figure out symptoms and offer a treatment that works. I’ve been taking antibiotics and herbals for the tick diseases since May 2016. I get improvement, stop meds and everything comes back within 2 weeks to 2 months usually. Once I had nearly 9 months symptom free before they came back hard. TBDs nearly killed me several times so to just deal with it off meds is not an option.

[@arpitjain1244]

Make a full vedio on ecg basic sir thanks

[@saturnqx]

i have sinus tachycardia but its slower than 147 more around 102 but im very young still

[@hosearowe8345]

Eureka !! Since rhythm 😲😲😲

[@hosearowe8345]

Eureka - I meant Sinus rhythm 😄

[@DoorDashers791]

What is inappropriate sinus tachycardia

[@tselhamo8174]

Sir how can we differentiate between the sinus bradycardia and PEA ?

[@68sagandeepkaur13]

In sinus bradycardia there will be a pulse but slow but in PEA there's no pulse

[@gemilsabunod1296]

What if equivocal sir thanks for answering

[@thelmajubrey3342]

So what does variable means?

[@ShegunOladepe]

My heart rate is 50 bpm and when sleeping it reduced to 40 does this mean I have bradycardia?

[@w.d.gaster312]

Hey, I have a question. Why does v fib become finer?

[@gemilsabunod1296]

Sir what is the normal ECG sir thanks

[@garryanderson598]

Dr.Cambell..i have pain over my heart(8out of 10)pain...ecg shows nothing ..no increased heart beat..just pain ???

[@aussiegirl2148]

My sister died instantly of dilated myocarditis I'm not sure what this means? She was 51 and relatively health.

[@doroteoreyes9412]

I watched this because I wanted to find out if the ecg readings in smart watches are meaningful to a non-med person like me.

[@Jusderrick]

I had a heartbeat once of 226bpm for 30 mins or so before I called 911

[@Jusderrick]

@@BlvckHvt electrical issue

[@Jusderrick]

@@BlvckHvt yea it’s been over 10 years! Whatever they did it fixed it

[@indiangamer9533]

How you cured bro please please tell me also

[@FlyerFinn92]

You said AV node when it SA.

[@lennethcruz2996]

Doc, Can you help me please, what is the meaning of non specific ST Twave changes, clinical corelation sugested. is my ECG normal?