ECG/EKG Interpretation Tutorial - Episode 1 - Basic Principles

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for watching this first episode! 🙏Now you're ready for Episode 2! Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXWke6NjgJ2kd7c

[@drudochi]

MiniMedLessons Thank you so much for this series... noticed you mistakenly said the SA node is in the right ventricle instead of the right atrium

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for watching and thanks for catching this! I clearly know it is the Right Atrium (as I'm drawing in the RA at the time), but mistakenly said ventricle. Thanks for catching!

[@laurahanson1735]

Needed a review because it's been a long time. I've watched a few already this week but this is the clearest & most informative one I've ever seen. Nice!

[@bettystarks1188]

Very informative

[@jishajoy9378]

Thank you so much . U explained simply and in depth . I am a staff nurse qualified 2010 and nobody explained to me like this . For the first time I understood the basics of ECG. U r brilliant 👍👍👍👍👍

[@reginagattas6655]

This is the best EKG lesson I’ve ever had!! Thank you for doing this!!

[@akapoolasunkanmi]

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[@devfaulter]

Hi I'm a Community First Responder in the UK and regularly work with paramedics with patients presenting central chest pain. I find ECGs and their interpretation fascinating and your video is helping me enormously to understand the heart, its functions and disfunctions. I'm looking forward to seeing your other videos in this series. Thanks!

[@The_Professor_]

This video is great, I had a basic understanding of what an ECG is supposed to look like and how the heart depolarize. However I did not know how to break down the QRS. I am only in high school but I like to study the medical field (amongst many things) so videos like this are great. I’ve been with this channel for a little bit and I’m super excited to see this series showing up. Over the last year or so I’ve watched every video of yours I can find. This is a great channel and an awesome chance at getting solid information that’s presented in a comprehensive manner. Thank you for this video! -Roman

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for your thoughtful comment! I’m glad you like my videos. Keep watching, so much more to come!

[@tiffanytorres9807]

I tried to understand ecg in class, Quizlet, google and This is the first time it actually made sense !!! 😭thank you thank you thank you 🥲🥲

[@RustyDoggRN]

this was a little in-depth for me but, I'm saving it. I KNOW I'll need it later on in nursing school. The segment about the -&+ with relation to directions and amplitude was the 1st. i have seen in the numerous videos I've been through. Thank you for the explanation.

[@sonyasajid2785]

thank you so much MINIMEDLESSONS .Thank you for the most helping series

[@inspecteurelly1472]

Hi ! I'm a French Student in the first year of medicine. Your videos are to me the opportunity to learn english and medical things in the same time. Thanks ! Happy New Year!

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for the comment, Lisa! Good luck with medical school. I hope you find my videos helpful as you continue your studies. Happy New Year and best wishes!

[@noelmansfield7577]

Thank you very much for this master class. Just wanted to make you aware that around minute 7 when discribing the AV node, you state twice that it is in the right ventricle. Thank you.

[@user-om5hk3qk9y]

I previously watched episode 3 and now watching the entire series. So far, you're EKG videos are great with thorough explanation. Planning on finishing the series. In medic class now and doing cardiology. Thanks for doing this series!

[@dkstbrice]

I really enjoyed this video,and I am looking forward to see the entire series.thank you for sharing.

[@lorafizer1462]

Learning this in RN school. Much more clear than what was presenting in class.

[@minimedlessons]

Glad to hear it! Thanks for following along!

[@VimalVijayan94]

Thank you so much. You are keeping it simple but very much informative. please provide us with more episodes.

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it. Episodes 2 and 3 are available, many more to come!

[@maneehakhan4638]

I m speechless 💕💕....wonderful explaination....thank you so much sir

[@chandrikathapa1551]

Amazingly clear and even toned tutorial. Thank you.

[@sanvikareddy2370]

Waiting for part 4 of EKG interpretation... When r u uploading sir....

[@michaelgraham9331]

I like to watch these videos as I am doing a class that does electrocardiogram therapy and I am doing measurements of the P waves, QRS complexes and the T waves.

[@devinprice5933]

Dude, you have no idea how helpful this video was. Thank you for the content!

[@deesmith3410]

Thank you so much for taking the time to present this video. Your simplistic and concise approach have helped me tremendously.

[@minimedlessons]

I'm so glad you have found it helpful! I hope to get back to making the rest of my EKG series soon.

[@shijimol7353]

Sir this lesson is supetb beyond words... Please do more lessons

[@laurashinn397]

This is so great! I am new to this and I am currently taking a class on EKG and hope to work with them soon. I really enjoy your lessons as a way to get information is a slightly different way from my instructor. SO MUCH LEARNING. Thank you for doing these lessons!

[@Tarasuewithlove]

Thank you for this very informative video! You have definitely increased my understanding of EKG! Thanks a bunch!

[@minimedlessons]

Glad to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and following!

[@Tarasuewithlove]

@@minimedlessons You're so welcome!

[@dr.momtazmazid7363]

the best lecture as far as i know

[@SabrinaDavis-ns3jg]

Very easy to understand thank you so much

[@benjaminhurley1823]

ACLS is kicking my butt haha glad I found a good video to help me with it

[@UniPasta]

good stuff man...love these content. appreciate you making it simple and straightforward

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for commenting! I'm glad you loved it.

[@lisaharrison8062]

Excellent! Can't wait for the next video!

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for your comment!

[@lauraneellis8823]

Good job. Video was very helpful

[@carmenalns4156]

Thank you for creating such a great video! I'm in 3rd year of Med School and I still struggle with EKG interpretation, so this was very very helpful. I can't wait to watch the rest of your videos!

[@makeupgroupiesofficial4434]

FANTASTIC!

[@algormortis6974]

Thank you so much for this video. Really a thumbs up. It helped us a lot.

[@joandouglas1959]

Very good presentation. Easy to follow.

[@Knowledge-ik5mt]

Kindly post more videos on ekg wanna learn ecg basic to advance

[@akkerbruneel6635]

great video, very clear! I wish I could already see all of the videos of this series because I'm gonna have my rotation on cardiology next week :D

[@minimedlessons]

I'm glad you like it! I've got the first 3 episodes posted. I don't think I can pump out 11 more before next week, sorry! :)

[@nageladesruisseauxpierre367]

Thank you for this lol. I’ll watch the next videos

[@ritaallen6376]

Great video!!

[@muhammadjaffer4404]

Thanks alot sir to give us such a nice lecture series on EKG

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it. 😊

[@joshuaoluwatosin9028]

VERY HELPFUL, THANKS

[@sxylala74]

Thank you for this video!! Easily explained and understood!

[@leemccarthy9211]

I would like to know how to get to all of your videos after episode 3. Thanks.

[@drudochi]

Excited for part 2😊

[@minimedlessons]

Coming out later this week!

[@peterzumanie5692]

Clarity and simplicity of concept. But I saw somewhere a U wave after the T wave, which was illustrated as papillary Muscle repolarization. Can u pls clarify it and is it important in the ECG interpretation.

[@avaandoozie780]

Two questions for you.... 1. Are you still planning to make the rest of the series? I LOVE what you've don't do far but it looks like it ends at episode 3. 2. What is going on, cause, etc... if the flat period between the end of the T wave and start of the next P? Does the heart just pause and then fire again? Or is it building up charge like a capacitor? If it is just pausing, what causes it know to fire off again?

[@mikadeboos2051]

It's funny how I stumbled upon this video when I was just studying about the action potential in neurons. I just noticed a mistake in the ECG-graph @52:34 Between 1.0 and 1.2 seconds there's a missing 'small block'. It probably just went missing when pasting the larger ECG-paper :D

[@minimedlessons]

Hey! Good catch! Not even joking, I did that on purpose to see if anyone would catch it. :p Well, I did it on accident at first when I was building it, but decided to leave it after I noticed it too. You pay great attention to detail!

[@SyracuseNP]

I just came across your video looking for info about second degree AV blocks. It's great! You mention you have done this for years... What is your background?? It would be great to hear this at the beginning of your first episode to help keep up your likes and subscriptions..

[@izuchukwuezeokonkwo1582]

awesome videos. Please how do I watch the rest of the episodes, I could only find the first 3

[@perryhanhiotis7367]

Any attempt to convey commendment on your teaching talents as well as explanation strategies would fall profoundly short to that which you deserve. Very well done indeed! Will the "coming soon" chapters be available or has there been a halt to the series?

[@minimedlessons]

Thank you so much for your comment. That means a lot to me. COVID derailed a lot in my professional life, both in my full time teaching position and my clinical practice in emergency medicine. Life has been hectic but is slowing back down. I hope to start working on this series again soon. Thanks!

[@kayemarieoporto]

@@minimedlessons Thank you! I am waiting for the ep 4 of this ecg series 🙏

[@ramonestrada8990]

Thank you....Good videos...!

[@rojeancervantes2440]

Thank you so much💖

[@YGmd17]

Nice lectures Doc, but how long for the rest of the episodes?

[@minimedlessons]

I'm so glad to hear you found my EKG videos helpful! I am very hopeful to get back to these soon. The COVID pandemic really changed my day-to-day work and things have been incredibly busy with my full-time and part-time jobs. I will get to them as soon as I can. I still plan to finish the series. Thanks for following along!

[@YGmd17]

@@minimedlessons of course Doc, hope you stay safe out there though.

[@ahmieabad3412]

thank you for what you do!

[@annavalanidou6404]

The As node is in the right ventricle or inRA

[@DailyPropheticDeclarations]

Thank you for this amazing video. God bless you. However, you said time and again that there will be 14 different videos. Could it be you later forgot you said so?

[@minimedlessons]

Hi there. I started making this series right before COVID hit. I practice emergency medicine in addition to teaching, and my jobs changed significantly with the pandemic. Each one is very time demanding, and I have not had the time recently. I do hope to finish the series.

[@DailyPropheticDeclarations]

@@minimedlessons Okay. I can understand. Emergency Medicine is my life's greatest pursuit, too. Your videos really helped. I hope that you'll find the time to complete the series. Thanks again.

[@AhmedAli-ib1rr]

Thank you so much for the effort..!

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed.

[@abinayar7898]

SA node is situated in Rt atrium sir. Mistakenly you are telling it in rt ventricle

[@Harryy123]

PLEASE ANSWER MY QUESTION SIR WHY IS T-wave positive but it is a depolarization wave ? shouldn't it be down the line.. PLEASE ANSWER

[@georgelap-darts]

Thats so good

[@bitterguard5233]

Just Brilliant 🙂

[@chonglee4369]

how do I find your all of ecg/ekg interpretation episodes?

[@beckybarnett2066]

Excellent...thanks!

[@jaazjaaz4220]

Thanks a lot it really helped

[@bhongjunior5317]

Thanks it helps a lot

[@remamamulay3673]

great help..

[@ulicrammond1756]

Do tell me, what does the K stand for in EKG ?

[@spoe-health5792]

too good,thank you

[@shashikalas3082]

Best thanks

[@amberrollins7646]

How would you go about placement on a female?

[@minimedlessons]

You’ll want to use the same anatomical landmarks, same rib spaces. It can be difficult around or over breast tissue, but it’s important to use the same rib landmarks.

[@suldaantimacade9943]

Thanks good pro

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for watching!

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[@kayemarieoporto]

Thank you so much! This helps a lot 🤍