EKG Training: An Introduction to Bradycardia - Heart Blocks, Part 2 of 3

[@Allibaby78]

I am so grateful Michele...no lecturere has explained these phenomena well enough for me

[@amphpish]

Thank you so much Michele... I had never understood heart blocks until now (truly speaking). Your teaching it made it make sense to me and gave me a consistency on rules to follow when interpreting heart blocks. I had never been confident in interpreting heartblocks like I was this morning taking my test and reciting in my head "Ps and Qs marry" for Mobitz type 2. I thank God for making me come across your videos. Thank you again!

[@maggietse9967]

Just like the ways that you present!❤

[@IEAGLIEIEYlE]

Thanks Dr Michele your way about block helped a lot~

[@oskydo1]

Thank you so much for ECG seem so easy. You have been helpful.

[@Strivingforexcellence]

When I watched this video u had over 4700 views, that means you have helped a lot of people out. I just wanna say thanks so much and continue to do what you are doing. By teaching students this material you are saving lives! May God bless your heart. (nursing student)

[@michelekunz]

Thank you so much. Keep sharing whatever you learn with your peers. Starting a Journal club with your co-workers is great start in becoming an educator.

[@IaEMT01]

You are a great teacher, these videos have been a giant help. I take my NREMT-P exams in two days and these have helped me so much in prepping for my static and dynamic cardiac stations. I owe ya one!

[@hafashahmuhammad5409]

Hi Michele, I'm an RN from Singapore, studying for my ACLS and your Heart Block videos truly made me understand what heart blocks are..!! I am very appreciative of your videos. I climbed the ladder from an LPN equivalent to an RN and I aspire to be a Nurse Educator and am currently enrolled in a nursing residency program, unique to one hospital in Singapore and am working towards being an educator in the clinical setting. Thank you so much, your videos have taught me leaps and bounds..!! Cheers

[@SG-Photography]

Michele, you are awesome. I am a doctor and never understood the difference till you explain it. Thank you

[@MrChetan98985]

Some one Some where, is learning the basics of ECG interpretation because of you... Thank you Michele. Keep up the good work. Best Regards

[@michelekunz]

Heart Blocks are difficult to remember: but keep watching the video over and over till you have it memorized. 1st degree is just a prolonged PR interval (PRI), 2nd degree type I- has grouping of QRS, where the PRI gets progressively longer, then drops the QRS. 2nd degree type II - still more Ps then Qs but every time there is a QRS the PRI pprior is consistent. 3rd degree has more Ps than Qs but there is no consistent relationship between the PRIs. Hope that was helpful.

[@arankalle4354]

Thank you mam. What an idea to remember!" Married-2 "

[@RS-ig1zr]

You’re excellent Michelle. Thank you.

[@michelekunz]

You are so welcome!

[@michelekunz]

Thank you very much. Joe and I are very happy to hear that you found our videos helpful.Good luck with your exam.

[@ibrahimabubakar8275]

thanks very much for making it easy for understanding

[@wendyh.9440]

Thank you Michele! You made it very easy to learn about the av blocks

[@michelekunz]

You are very welcome! I am very happy to hear that you found my video helpful.

[@Paulina20xxx]

thank you very much for posting

[@Ciane317]

Dr. Kunz, Your videos are so helpful. I am a nursing student in my last semester and learning ECG's . Your videos are so helpful I ordered your Zombie notes as well. I know they will help me with my upcoming test

[@sophiekreynolds1]

youre mnemonics are GREAT. fabulous teacher! thanks!

[@michelekunz]

Hi Sophie, Thank you very much for the great compliments. Michele

[@Eziandcc]

"What my name, Winkybach" -love her. I which that she really differentiated how to identify 3rd degree heart block from Winkybach. I always think that some 'pri' are getting longer and drop just like type 1

[@michelekunz]

@amphpish You are so welcome. Joe and I are very happy to hear that you found this video helpful.Good luck with your school studies. Don't forget to email me any questions you need help with.

[@michelekunz]

@ibnmikal Thank you so much for the wonderful comments. Joe and I really appreciate hearing from you and it makes us so happy that you found our videos helpful. Good luck with you studies. Michele

[@japanesfan]

I love this video so much!! I was struggling to differentiate between a 2nd-degree type 2 block from A 3rd-degree block and now I feel confident enough to know the difference and spot them on an EKG strip. I have my NHA CET exam in four days and am so happy that I found this video! Thank you so much for keeping this up and for helping future students understand.

[@michelekunz]

Thank you. I hope you do well.

[@japanesfan]

@@michelekunz yes! I got a 421. Sadly there was only two or three EKG strips to interpret. But I need to know it when I start looking for a job! Thank you so much for replying.

[@pkolosa9801]

Great video. I have wasted 3 hours listening to people who were making this seem like rocket science. Thanks for simplifying it.

[@crysbs7846]

She is super duper good

[@michelekunz]

Thank you very much. I really appreciate the positive feedback. Michele.

[@norzipan23]

Thanks so much this was reeeeally helpful! I've got an exam tomorrow :D So THANKS!

[@michelekunz]

Thanks Wendy!! The heart blocks were difficult to learn indeed!

[@michelekunz]

Thanks Michelle, I appreciate your comment. We have to understand the basic concepts before we get to the rocket science- its true!

[@youandiiitube]

I really loved this video. thank you for being a great teacher. I dont get this kind of break down of the heart blocks in class so this was definitely helpful! it would be nice if you were my professor :)

[@jokertube6581]

great video, thanks alot

[@mrslolosaud]

god bless you ... thanks a lot you make my life easier

[@michelekunz]

Thank you for the complements. Let me know if the Zombie notes helped you with your test questions. Thanks. Michele

[@zaf240489]

god bless u (medical student)

[@nashteo]

Michelle, why does the QRS comples of 3rd degree heart block is shaped like that ie deep s wave? and how do you measure QT interval and what does it signify? thanks for the awesome vid (1st year medic)

[@Eziandcc]

@michelekunz thanks

[@Eziandcc]

Help, can u help me differentiate picture of 3rd degree from from type 1? I keep making the pri in 3rd degree longer then drop

[@mrelarean]

Gut

[@arankalle4354]

AV dissociation!! They are divorced!! 😂😂