Common ECG abnormalities | MADE EASY!

[@katherineswart474]

Great video, please make more, you have a great teaching style, simple, clear and concise, and you don't speak too fast.

[@Kishan2213]

really awesome series of videos! They helped me the most out of all the resources I used

[@medicinemadesimple6273]

That's great to hear! Thanks for watching them :)

[@Ebsho]

Thank you so much. My practical exam is no near, and I was suffering from abnormalities. This video helped me so much!!

[@isabellecollins3832]

This has helped so much with me getting my head round ECG's. Thankyou!

[@medicinemadesimple6273]

Thank you for your comment! So glad it was useful for you. I have 2 other ECG videos on my channel (kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4OvhWlomc2moZI / kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2ateIZva76NptU) which may also help you.

[@shducjd726sjddjd]

This is great, yet short!

[@azitagalinimoghaddam2095]

excellent

[@jamila8166]

Very clear and easy to follow

[@Schrodinger1254d]

Absolutely amazing, thank you👏

[@medicinemadesimple6273]

Thank you too!

[@amanygomaa5194]

ماشاء الله شرح متميز ومحدد ورائع جدا جدا

[@dennisyoung4631]

Had two measured instances of ekg irregularities in the last week

[@my-3j-3k-ot7]

Great video 👍🏻

[@medicinemadesimple6273]

Cheers!

[@MohdIMRAN-pj1nb]

My ECG says Sinus rhythm...is it ok?

[@MrrRicijs1232]

Thank you so much for your hard work! I appreciate your videos a lot as they help me alot and you explain very well! Thankyou!

[@medicinemadesimple6273]

Thank you, Ricards! It's comments like yours that make me enjoy making these videos so much. Happy they are helping you :)

[@naveeddani1991]

You should mention how to measure a PR interval, maybe with calipers?

[@medicinemadesimple6273]

Thanks for watching. I have covered PR intervals in a separate ECG interpretation video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4OvhWlomc2moZI). Skip to 09:50 for PR interval section. Hope that helps!

[@waeelaltameemi7648]

Highly recommended

[@medicinemadesimple6273]

thanks a lot :)

[@DAS2165]

what about a slightly wide QRS heart ryth(via Kardia mobileapp.) ? normal sinus rhythm(regular P waves) with wide QRS, good BP. good O2 saturation heart rate of 70 bpm...always 110/70 pressure. 59 year old male (former experienced Emergency medical tech.)

[@ChocolateTaiyaki]

The doctor dug through old test reports and said my mum always had abnormal ECG ever since she was in her 20s and that it's a normal thing for her. She is 60 now. How can an abnormal heart reading be normal???

[@elizaveta9571]

I got told the same thing!

[@ChocolateTaiyaki]

@@elizaveta9571 how old are you if you don't mind telling me?

[@elizaveta9571]

@@ChocolateTaiyaki 40

[@peaky256]

There can be silent mi or similar condition where an abnormality is not that severe to panic but ecg will show changes like deep Q wave which indicate previous mi. It will persist throughout life, nothing to worry.

[@MKhan-ph4eb]

i have cardiophobia

[@MKhan-ph4eb]

in ecg doc say no problem but im anxios about it doc write rbbb

[@MKhan-ph4eb]

moderate conduction delay

[@allrounder550]

diabetic ketoacidosis - Hypokalemia

[@naveeddani1991]

Tacycardia?

[@medicinemadesimple6273]

tachycardia = fast heart rate, i.e over 100bpm