ECG measurement and interpretation

[@andrewns9141]

Mike, I want you to know how invaluable your teaching methods are - you are helping me through Nursing school, (areas which the teachers are vague) You care for your audience and it shows in the manner (via rhetorical questions) and the thoroughness of your methods. Keep it up, You are really a fantastic teacher. Thank you for your videos!

[@DrMattDrMike]

Thank you 😊

[@amandamack9897]

I don’t think I’d be able to make it through nursing school and A&P without you guys. You guys are amazing. Thank you!

[@DrMattDrMike]

Amanda Mack thanks Amanda!!

[@llanceend2970]

Absolutely the best I've come across on this topics over the last 3 years seriously thanks dr Mike

[@Hellastorytella]

One of the best EKG explanations out there. Very easy and modular foundation upon which to conduct more advanced studying.

[@kerrymq5996]

I will be thanking you in my acceptance speech when I qualify as a nurse, your videos have got me through and kept me sane when I thought I could not learn material. Thank you a million.

[@charlenemacomber1777]

Thank you, Dr. Matt! Thank you for your in depth and detailed teaching! I was accepted into the Echocardiography Program and I start August 15, 2022. You have always clarified areas of study that I sometimes can not understand.

[@CoppaTopPopYaTop]

u deserve millions of subs

[@tha_denzel_lit]

Thank you Dr Mike 5 years later and this video is still very helpful like it was made yesterday. Looking forward to more.

[@leah8613]

Thank you so much for helping me to get this into my brain! Might be old fashioned but the white board and pen really works for me. I think it would be really beneficial for you guys to have additional resources like notes that are accessible to summarise your video content!

[@beneu95]

Amazing work of artful instruction... Dr. Mike is a brilliant educator; thanks a bunch.

[@ngwaiting3120]

You are amazing, Dr Mike! It turns ECG being so much interesting that I never knew! Thank you so much !

[@samueladjeiboadi442]

May the Gracious God bless you , Dr Mike

[@BlairChen-e7s]

omg sending many many thanks to the information time-travelling from 7 years away. this is the easiest entry level ecg serial

[@muummy22]

This is the most simplified, best explained ECG reading identifier ever. I love your podcasts and now I'm loving your channel. You guys have made learning about the body so much easier to understand by relating things back to everyday things.

[@DrMattDrMike]

Thank you!! We love our job and will continue to release content because of people like you!! :)

[@Anonymous88660]

@@DrMattDrMike Thank you. It helps me lots. I have Subs.

[@Lyle-In-NO]

This is a fascinating process & clearly explained. Well done, doc.

[@niknaren9983]

This is probably the best i've ever seen. keep up the good work!!! I'm gonna finish nursing school case of you!!!! Thank You So Much!!

[@corneliuskunda7759]

Wow, this is amazing. Dr Mike, u have made me understand this ECG measurement easy. God bless you

[@virginianewman7738]

You are fantastic, so glad I found your channel!

[@simsim5265]

Wow ! Your presentation is literally AWESOME ! I just understood everything with your video 😮 Thanks you Dr, you're the best !!!

[@yahayui9169]

I just watched many of videos you made and you knew? YOU SAVE MY LIFE ;;;; looking for good lecture further more thx a lot!

[@doctord7171]

You are the best Dr. Mike ever! greetings from Iraq

[@graceking5657]

I study modules in Physiology and Neuroscience and I cannot put into words how helpful your videos are - Dr Mike you are a life saver👏🏼

[@luizdecastrojunior1294]

Best presentation ever. Thank you!

[@myz4554]

Please keep these videos coming!!!! You are deeply valued! ❤

[@pamshatzkes3099]

You are a Saint!!! Only clear explanation I've come across!! Thanks so much !!!!

[@DrMattDrMike]

Thank you, Michelle. I am very happy to hear it helped! :)

[@patriciabenda8614]

Your presentations are the BEST. I wish I would have found you sooner---

[@DrMattDrMike]

Thank you, Patricia Benda !! 😁

[@nnamaniobumnememathias8498]

Hello Benda are you a doctor

[@april272902]

absolutely the best teacher ever!! thank you so much!!!!

[@lopezantonio8680]

Yes!! just yes, this is how you teach ECG basics!!! thanks so much

[@lucywallace7625]

Honestly, your explanations are the best.

[@tarunssangha7605]

Absolutely amazing video!

[@chrys_2399]

Your absolutely a super teacher. Makes this complicated subject so so so much understandable. Thank you 🙏

[@mironavisan]

OMG. This is such an amazing video. Thank you so much for explaining everything so well. Absolutely amazing.

[@peterwatt9225]

Simply perfect. Thank you doctor.

[@malluvlogger8189]

This is fascinating....I have studied this ecg and depol and depol thing never understood the direction of action potential.....thankyou so much ..helped me a lot.!!!

[@CarlaTheNatural]

I am a third year medical student and your video helped me finally understand EKG interpretation! Thank you so much!

[@borntobereal2004]

I am learning these in 1st year for my biomedical engineering course! I admire you medical students so much, knowing the human body in such an intimate way must be a fascinating thing. However, we also have anatomy, but we don't go as deep as you. We focus more on applications of these things.

[@dhillonamarsingh5033]

Beautifully presented Great Thanks

[@John-cq3hk]

Love your videos. On my short list of go to channels! 😊

[@maryevajude4953]

I don't know how to say thank you...U have helped me a lot to love and learn physiology . I was confused to study and understand physiology. I have recommended your channel to all my classmates. We are doing Msc food science and nutrition. Thank you sooo much u helped us to study and preapre for our exams.

[@caralong5047]

The only time I've understood this, great video

[@CJ-ri4mj]

You've explained it so well, thank you!!

[@olivianiethe846]

Your videos are so helpful!! Getting me through med school, please keep creating, you guys rock!!!

[@vinivinivichy4549]

What an excellent teacher you are Mike!

[@ravenholbrook2353]

Thank you so much for all you do, Dr. Mike! So admirable.

[@shelleysloper1251]

Omg I just come across your videos I wish you did lecture in England your amazing so easy to understand, love your videos. Thank you so much

[@sobster123]

Wow nobody simplifies it like this. Thanks so much Dr Mike xx

[@Pieguts123]

Very well explained. Well done; thank-you

[@SoLoGLidez]

i’ve got a cardiac physiology exam coming up. you’re a legend mike🤙🏼

[@farahkhan1964]

i dont know wether why u have less subscribers or may be u joined late but u r great

[@prince-moseschannel5053]

Excellent Doc, it makes sense to me now ,cheers❤️

[@muummy22]

I'm actually going to recommend my Uni use this in their course content.

[@zahraqasim4827]

I aperitif loved the way explained well done much appreciated ❤

[@isida509]

Before I watch dr. mike videos, I press like.

[@jackdriver9227]

Amazing so easy to understand x wish you was a teacher in the uk

[@kirstenw4622]

Such a clear explanation! This will help me so much during my exam tomorrow

[@DrMattDrMike]

Best of luck Kirsten!!

[@AllisonDossett]

Color me shocked (ha!) I'm prepping for another exam and needing clarification so I'm coming to you!

[@priyathakur4342]

Thankyou so much for this video , it's simply awesome 👑

[@jook7301]

You are the best! Please continue to make physiology videos!!!

[@ahmedhammad3373]

WOW you really made my day thank you Doc

[@jishnubhattacharya8344]

It was really helpful for me,I am from India and as the video is upto the mark I am requesting you to use subtitles for better understanding.thank you🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@rebar2506]

Keep up the awesome videos. Thank you so much

[@DURGAPRASAD-be4ic]

u r the great teacher I had seen

[@Risyel16]

Thank you for the clear explanation.

[@megamax2258]

Thank you . I have subscribed to you channel

[@faridmohammed5902]

Precise and informative.

[@christinatorres7447]

God bless you and your arms

[@dalyamajeed8710]

You are amazing !this was soo helpful for me

[@Roah26]

Thanks for the video

[@mamoo2337]

Hi Dr. Mike, I thought the ecg is detecting electrical activity outside the cell? If so, would that mean that it detects a relative decrease in charge as opposed to positive.

[@udarapandikorala6777]

nice one again thank you

[@isida509]

Your the best!

[@tatianazarutskaya7539]

God bless you, man! Interesting accent, just wonder where it's from

[@helenhoffman310]

Australia

[@shenat-ey8ge]

Priceless

[@francisjustinmarzo811]

I AM LITTERALY DISTRACTED BY THE HUGE MUSCLES YOU HAVE DR. MIKE!

[@abdullahkhaleeq6166]

his teaching is perfect

[@nuhasadaf2003]

Thankuuuuu ,,, I missed my lectr cls ,,,I was depressed Fr that bttt now happpyyy😊😊😊

[@fatimaismail7243]

Thank you .the best explanation❤

[@semajaff6197]

Thank U very much this was soooo helpful ,,,

[@DrMattDrMike]

Not a problem! Glad it was helpful.

[@haremi16]

Thank you so much🙏🏽👏🏽😀

[@santoshtripathy8289]

Thank you very much...It really helped...Thank you...

[@dhillonamarsingh5033]

Great Thanks

[@stacyperry2007]

Do you have a video for the blood flow of the heart?

[@cyrielmabilde7729]

Excellent explanation! During the septum depolarization, the local front is moving downwards, but the small associated arrows point upwards? Maybe because the conducting fibers in the septum are rather on the surface of that tissue? Of course it explains the negative Q. Please can I mail you?

[@cyrielmabilde7729]

Sorry your answer was announced but I can't see anything here

[@kashafzulfiqar8983]

You are great

[@Lyle-In-NO]

These bumps are voltage measurements with respect to what? Between a lead & earth ground? To another lead? Does each lead have two points of measurement?

[@hannahkoeczko9782]

Brilliant 👏 thanks a lot

[@AC-gj5cg]

good teaching and good looking! ;)

[@saadfallah1237]

Dude you're a godsend!!

[@studying6884]

Omg i finally get it 😭 thank u so muchh

[@ellouisecampbell5463]

Incredible, thank you

[@cremebrulee8364]

Gem of a teacher

[@Cuttie3244]

Thanks sir 😊😊

[@raghadtv]

omg you made this soooooooo easy

[@DatNguyen-co1ll]

Matt and mike is one person?

[@kurmathirupathi5523]

Hi sir I would like to know the mechanism of cardiac pace makers

[@AgathaLigeika]

this was amazing

[@chelsead1026]

Thanks so much for this video!!

[@a.tiviean2891]

Legend

[@hazwithy9829]

why does the ap take 0.1s to travel through the av node? can't seem to find a clear answer anywhere

[@Hellastorytella]

You need this AV nodal delay to make sure atria are able to fill the ventricles completely before the ventricles contract. This delay is guaranteed as the heart keeps the AV node at a lower resting membrane potential (-60mV) than other cardiac conduction tissue

[@ktmqueen]

Brilliant videos thanks but please can you confirm at min 14.10 you start to say sodium leaves the cell for repolarisation then swop to say potassium ... I think you do mean sodium as the sodium/potassium atp ase pump is then working to get rid of the sodium? Sorry I really have struggled but I think your videos are great but I got confused by this Thanks so much

[@akhilraaj]

ktm kellys no repolarisation doesn’t involve the atpase pump,the membrane becomes more permeable to potassium and it leaves the cell to repolarize

[@Sal-n2n]

I had to say… he looks like ken from Barbie

[@elafalssayed9551]

I was going to write this