Cardiac Arrhythmias, Animation

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Love this video? Check out our ECG/EKG course made entirely with videos like this (no watermark, no ads): Students, click here: www.alilaacademy.com/courses/ecg-ekg-for-students Teachers, click here: www.alilaacademy.com/courses/ecg-ekg-for-teachers NEW: Now you can also get access to our courses with our KZbin channel membership (Academy Access levels)

[@DIGtotheIT]

As a nursing graduate, I can’t express how much I got out of this video! I finally understand the type of heart rhythm I should be watching for, and why.

[@drsuhailmuhammed3345]

i have not seen any better video on arrhythmia than this one

[@stevecallaway8457]

Very helpful in my understanding of heart problem

[@zulhafizz]

exactly!

[@sharoncombs58]

If only cardiologists and electrophyisologists could take the time to explain this it would help so much in reducing the fear! I know!

[@shadowbird8954]

Agreed!

[@veroniquendambo3242]

@@sharoncombs58 They would lose a customer because if you are cured they could go out of business. 🤣🤣🤣!! Ignorance and fear (of dying) will make you depend upon their knowledge.

[@stephenhunter6507]

Why can’t doctors recommend videos like this so we have an idea what’s going on with our bodies? I learned so much in just 6 minutes!

[@gustavomartinez6892]

Thank you for making you tube a community for educational purposes, cardiac arrhythmias are one of the first things that you see in med school, Im graduated medical doctor.

[@jaanubunty8479]

Gustavo Martinez .....me too

[@jaanubunty8479]

Gustavo Martinez .....me too

[@nazneenkhan3688]

Such a complicated topic so simply explained with brilliant visuals. No words. Thank you

[@DuckODuckProductions]

This is too much... too good... too well-explained... like, I'm at a loss of words as to how PERFECTLY you guys taught this. Thank you. I'm on the verge of tears right now.

[@Buzz231094]

I have suffered with heart rhythm issues for a few years, doctors have not found a direct cause but have linked it to stress & anxiety. This video was very interesting, thank you

[@FaisalA233]

U most prob have PVCs (premature ventricular contraction) which are benign but recommend a holtor too analyse your burden

[@Buzz231094]

@@FaisalA233 thanks for advising 🙏

[@TheSy182]

I'm having similar issues but heart beats slow sometimes and fast at times too . Also keep feeling light headed and dizzy with it too

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Thank you for watching! Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/AlilaMedical for instant notification of our new videos!

[@vinnyvid11]

This video was excellent. Finally got an answer to what the hell is a SVT.

[@sorayahz7488]

Same😆

[@Jualgumo]

A tachycardia above the ventricles

[@emmanuelokenwa67]

Thank God for doctors. Much respect for the lecturers and professors that teach people.

[@balaviswanathanv2379]

Especially Cardiology

[@edgarspavlovics3540]

so not actually god, but professors and teachers.

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Love this video? Check out our course "Cardiovascular Physiology" made entirely with videos like this (without watermark): Students, click here: www.alilaacademy.com/courses/cardiovascular-physiology-for-students Teachers, click here: www.alilaacademy.com/courses/cardiovascular-physiology-for-teachers

[@Maria-le5jp]

I've watched all your videos on the heart for my A and P class. If I get a decent or good grade it's all cause of you. These are honestly saving my life.

[@besttiktoks4352]

Hey did you get good grades?

[@Maria-le5jp]

@@besttiktoks4352 I got a b, but the class is so dificult that's what I was hoping to get lol

[@hilol825]

@@Maria-le5jp Three years late, but congrats!! :D

[@ananyasadharon]

One of the best youtube channel for visualizing physiology ♥♥♥

[@stronger3381]

Keypoints of the video: Sinus rhythm is normal 60-100 beats per minute. Sinus bradycardia less than 60, Tachycardia- more than 100. Sinus bradycardia normal during sleep, Tachycardia during workout. *Atrial flutter: loop travelling, often in the right atrium, 250-400 of atria, heart rate is lower (3 times). ECG: absence of P wave, f waves are present. *Atrial fibrilation- random impulses, ectopic sites, irregular heart rate. ECG: absence of P waves, narrow QRS complex. *AVNRT: reentrant tachycardia. small reentrant pathway, transmitted down. Atrial and ventricular rate are the same. Heart rate is faster- 150+. *Ventricular tachycardia: single firing site, structural heart problems. Premature beats. ECG: wide, abnormal QRS complexes. P wave is absent. Requires treatment to prevent arrest. May progress into ventricular fibrillation. *Ventricular fibrillation: pumps little to no blood, cardiac arrest. ECG: random, no identifiable P, QRS. Flat line = death.

[@ML-ni1tk]

Thankyou for this!🙏

[@guadalupemiranda7722]

Thank you very much!!

[@danielho3798]

Thank You!

[@zubedavawda1074]

Thank you sooo much for such an educational video may the Almighty keeps you and your family always blessed with good health wealth peace and happiness 👍🙏🤗

[@MP3inoY]

I'm in love with this channel! love the amazing visuals and clear explanations.

[@afiatasneem4802]

It's the best video on Arrhythmia I have ever seen. Thanks a lot. 🙂🙂🙂

[@Miss.loveness.samson]

I’m speechless This is just what I needed!

[@bridgetnayame3220]

This is the best channel have seen.

[@MrJayPuff]

this is an outstanding representation I have not seen anything better.

[@mollyswenson5590]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! I may pass my cardiac nursing class after all!

[@elizabethp.4689]

Thank you for this! It provides the basics, so it's valuable to new learners, but it's also really helpful for people who've been at this a while because the graphics make it easier to visualize what's happening. Beautifully done. Warmed my heart : )

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Thanks for your kind words, we are happy we could help :)

[@florgaldamez1811]

can you please make one on Fetal arrhythmias please, I can't find anything. Looking for that I stopped by here and stayed to watch :) its well explained.

[@drshifagawande9091]

Excellent video, thank u so much for making this difficult chapter so easy n that too with animation, u guys have done a wonderful job ,plz continue to help in the same way

[@Orincaby]

I had to stop this video because my heart decided to start playing Simon says, but the animations and explanation is awesome.

[@sagvankareemtaha1347]

Thank u very much, ur way of making animations is great and easily understandable

[@marcus00077]

Boom! Exactly what I needed! Again, great work, team!

[@luismisanmartin98]

Excellent video, thank you so much for making this. That end of the video on the flatline was quite terrifying

[@finelycutglass]

Superb, succinct video with excellent use of graphics for the visual learner. Thank you!

[@jarosawbielski2301]

Whoever blinks an eye brings care, (he who disciplines boldly brings peace).

[@pamelachua2651]

Your videos are so precise that I regret so much I should have spent time watching these instead of studying standard textbooks loaded of additional unnecessary information

[@dggjkgiijhfrx2810]

Thank you so much, now I'm anderstand arrhythmia..

[@Saddamhussain-yo7mw]

I have no words to say thank you for making such an excellent vedioes..

[@blackwolf4417]

Best medical explanation

[@thebaileyperson11]

This was a great video! It really helped break down everything!

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Thank you!

[@kishorekumar-singerofthemillen]

@@Alilamedicalmedia excellent vdo

[@HamzaAfridi999]

This is unbelievably explained

[@masonqureshi5217]

Very well explained indeed… even to someone that has suffered a series of 9 cardiac arrests!

[@naxbeats2614]

9?

[@masonqureshi5217]

@@naxbeats2614 yes, questionable whether it’s 11, but at no least 9 is definite… Over a 10 hour period !

[@masonqureshi5217]

@King K. Rool I’m 54. I was 53 when it happened. I was in pretty good shape, now getting back in to shape. I remain very active (and was neatly finishing building my own garden room then) but I’m a lawyer! The consultants and medical staff how no idea what caused them. It’s still being investigated!

[@GardeningUpdate]

Great video. Such a very helpful.

[@nirmaldas8872]

thank you, this video is very important to medical student

[@tashinga.munjanga]

Great video, Thank you so much! Learned a lot in only 6 minutes!

[@laraqween9538]

It is best explained of erhythmia that's Wonderful ♡

[@Brirend]

The way I understand it, the sawtooth block waves in a-flutter are p-waves.

[@thomashill6347]

Thank you for sharing this informative information.

[@MrJayPuff]

Super helpful. graphics work well to demonstrate concepts

[@smtdrgeetachavan6125]

U mentioned the ECG changes according to arrhythmias.its very useful.

[@reshmaps9131]

WOWWW..Visual explanations are amazing! tnq

[@AlanshtainAlnafas]

l am crazy in with this channel thank for illustrate

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Welcome 😊

[@وَلاتَحجُبنيعنرأفتِكَ]

thank you so much for this perfect video & your translation .

[@idakhan8891]

Doctor r an ANGEL... 😇🙏👼😇🍎🌃💚🌎🦁

[@danijo5235]

THIS WAS SO HELPFUL THANK YOU

[@titoman340]

great presentation and great video thank you ....

[@tatica1995]

Great video for my physiology class! Thanks :)

[@khalidaagdouche1698]

That was a GREAT animation and explanation, thanks a LOT!

[@electriciandallastx9182]

Thanks for the concepts you have provided here.

[@SquirrellyDan88]

When I was in medical school school 12 or so years ago. My instructor always called the SA node the Spanish one as ese 😂

[@marijimenez8545]

Beautifully explained!!! Thank You!

[@christoskalpakis7541]

Good job!! keep making good videos they are really helpful!

[@hamzakhankhan1419]

i love alila medical media

[@AlexHernandez-et3xd]

FANTASTIC THANK YOU

[@sudarshanmn4708]

Excellent video...very informative and you made it look easy

[@ManyThingsSeem]

Best vid on the subject well done

[@katherinemaroz1711]

very helpful video, great animation! thank you!

[@danmackintosh6325]

my 12 year old son who was born with a rare heart defect called cctga developed ventricular tachycardia after having his tricuspid valve replaced at Alder Hey Hospital, it was terrifying and caused cardiac arrest 3 times until he had a pacemaker put in. He's doing well at home now, i shoudn't be watching these types of videos really. I want to know more but it's starting to upset me at the same time.

[@zahidahanif5204]

Awesome video thanks it helped me a lot

[@senakrac4515]

İşime yaradı perfect ...

[@irenejoseph4770]

AMAZINGLY well explained! Thank you !!

[@algobo]

This video is brilliant. Thanks a lot!!

[@rikudousennin8359]

May all Gods Bleses on you

[@fairuzastevenson9896]

Thank you

[@RYCHCHANNEL]

thank you, great video

[@গাংচিল-ব৯ন]

Very nice video for education

[@Eileen_Yulick]

Thank you for making this

[@aisharajih4728]

Thank you❤

[@rakeshshaw2724]

Awesome explanation Thank u

[@rdv.3712]

Really good video .Was helpful

[@apigf]

Vey rgood explaination and veryyy helpfulll❤️❤️

[@saraswathishanmugam1511]

This vedio is really useful for me. Thank you so much Will you please explain SVT in separate vedio

[@mirnabshara8764]

u made it very easy ..thnx a lot ❤

[@Veyanz]

I am 17 and I suffer from this. my mom gets mad and yells at me when I tell her to take me to a cardiologist. I am paranoid and suffer from anxiety that i will die.

[@MrMiki5111]

Just go by yourself, you can even go to the emergency room when the symptoms are present. These things could have a serious outcome and they must be taken seriously. You are 17 years old, you are big enough not to hold your moms hand when u want to see a doctor. Just take actions my friend and you will be fine I promise you that.

[@juliekatekunich5217]

I have the same thing

[@niki6151]

Are u okay now?

[@FederalBurreauOfInvestigation]

I've the same thing.

[@chrisfosu4619]

Yoooooo me too

[@majakeck8240]

Great work. Super explanation

[@chsny5695]

Great video. Currently studying to be a telemetry tech! :)

[@BrijeshYadav-xy1hr]

it was very helpful thank you

[@shashimoghe3920]

An excellent feedback on heart functioning thanks 12/12/2020

[@hazratbilal1788]

Good 👍 job ❤🎉

[@pico42ytalt87]

arrhythmia gang rise up with our amiodarone

[@kkarlacg]

Now why can't all professors and textbooks explain it like this?!?!?!?!

[@MartialBachoffner]

Really great, thanks!

[@islamibrahim9901]

Good explanation ... thanks

[@CounsellerdrArya]

Excellent video

[@allynziguye8621]

sincerely this video is helpful

[@Mendiga78]

Helped clarify sinus vs atrial rhythms, thanks!

[@sithandomoyo7324]

Helpful

[@carmenloo3538]

Great video!

[@hamzakhankhan1419]

good vedo and lechter maam....

[@bigwillchill]

amazing video thank you!

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Thank you for watching!

[@carsonsworld8159]

Alila Medical Media my doctor says I have PVC is this something I should be concerned about? its very annoying

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Occasional PVCs in an otherwise healthy person shouldn't be much of concern but you should get checked regularly. On the other hand if the PVCs are frequent or if you have other heart conditions, you should be treated. In any cases, please consult your doctor.

[@carsonsworld8159]

Alila Medical Media thank u so much I went for two options both cardiologist said that there was nothing wrong the second doctor said it's benign but it's so frequent its aggravating an scary so i think I should consult very an electrical physiologist

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Yes it's good to get opinions from different doctors. Good luck!

[@hawraahawraa5243]

Really thank you 💙

[@ammaratahir3315]

Very well done

[@ssameeh]

Excellent. Thanks 😊

[@MinskyDoxsky]

I want to cry idk why that’s too much wow.