ECG basics: Methods of heart rate calculation

[@garciarabit01]

I’m doing this for almost 20 years. To me the easiest way to calculate in regular rhythm is counting the boxes between QRSs in 6 seconds strip then divided by 300. The irregular rhythms easy just count the QRSs in 6 seconds strip and multiply by 10. Good luck 👍

[@Bayumm65]

I’m more confused than I was

[@lilly_uwu9824]

Same 😭

[@streetwearheaven5910]

It thought I was the only one 😐

[@fleridalara7637]

🤣😩💀

[@daweekend8579]

I am giving up 😢😢

[@AgnitahChisengele]

😂

[@luanneford8932]

I will have to sit and this video a couple of times. It seems that I can learn more from this video than from the modules at school. Thanks

[@HennaFoxUK]

2:53 why is the heart rate different for 25mm/s and 50mm/s speed?

[@sdb8478]

Coz 50mm/s paper speed is the same as 25mm/.5s paper speed. If at this speed there is only 25mm between any 2 R waves, it means that R waves are being produced every 1/2 second which mean 2R waves/s or 120bpm

[@AtomiCxSniiipzZ]

Thank you so much for clearly explaining the rate calculation for 50 mm/s speed!

[@justinasymmes3079]

I wanna cry I am so confused. Where are we getting the sequential numbers? What does this represent?

[@jishubiswas1177]

What if the r waves in between large boxes. Then how to calculate it?

[@garciarabit01]

If they are in between just take as .5 by example 300/6.5 =46 That is the heart rate. Remember you are dividing by 300 the number of boxes in between regular QRSs

[@vdyojunkie1229]

Why am i watching this? I dont even have a job

[@ishamahbub1551]

How did you get 1500?

[@allieconklin5687]

There are 1500 small boxes in 1 minute on an ekg. Same with the 300 large boxes = I minute on ekg

[@captiankota]

The marker method helped me loads

[@anjaligovind9350]

tooo good..well explained👍🏻👌

[@tshepisomaduwana4611]

Please explain the difference between precise rate and quick estimated rate

[@taniyahperkins7902]

Tshepiso Maduwana precise is used for sinus (regular) rhythms while the 6 second is used for irregular rhythms because if the rhythm is irregular the distance between the QRS complexes will vary therefore you can’t count the small or big boxes in between as it will be different each time

[@happygirl864]

@@taniyahperkins7902 THANKS ❤❤❤

[@aishatahir1164]

I love this video....thank u so much

[@ppureheart7245]

Thank you so much..It's very useful

[@ilaria_mulazzi]

Very clear and useful.👏😍

[@marouashow6290]

thank you for the video it is very helpful

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[@mariocesarbenitez5552]

Thank you so much

[@Nora-ob5tl]

Thank you very helpful

[@selviasivabalan8509]

nicely explained

[@Fen_an]

thank you

[@joycelaw7182]

may you please answer me what is the difference between heart rate and heart rate variability in ECG? please help!

[@pialovebird3190]

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[@honeyloupaglinawan4873]

Thank you ❤️

[@kianafaili5883]

Thumbs up👍🏻

[@poli2256]

omg, finally i get it

[@HamedAbdelmaaboudMostafa]

Good

[@LilSchwinn]

bad video how to use the 300 method when its not all lined up properly on the line like that

[@apophisxo4480]

Just go to the next corresponding location. So if it's 2 small boxes in, use that as the spot to start counting (in 5 box intervals).

[@lamp9611]

is there a formula for this graph?

[@emratunfatemaamy2923]

I also

[@babyduck1158]

Very hard method