How to Interpret EKG Right Bundle Branch Blocks on ECG for Nurses

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

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[@natashadoust]

I am a student nurse and watch all your videos, the way you explain is fantastic. The last few days my HR has been 128-137 where normally around 70 for me, chest pains, light headedness, short of breath and a general “off” feeling.. so I went to the doctors yesterday and they did an ECG and said I have a RBBB.... I knew I could find Information about this on your channel. Thank you for helping me understand my condition in more depth.... now to just see what / how for me to live with it!

[@taz9221]

Hi, Sarah. Your teaching method is wonderful. right to the point. Love learning from you. thank you.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello Tara :) THANK YOU so much for your kind words. I'm honored you like my teaching style and that you can easily learn from my videos. Thank you for taking the time to watch my videos. I appreciate it!

[@aurangzebkhan948]

You are a good teacher and i can understand easily on your topics

[@mylisa07]

Once again, you made this so much easier to understand. Bundle Branch blocks for some reason are very complex for me and I take more time than others before it finally sinks in. Thanks to your unique teaching methods, I can refresh myself on almost any subject at a faster rate and you also make it easier to remember. I fancy the way you go back through everything and express things clearly and concise. Because of these videos, it's like having your own personal instructor on hand when I find myself getting a bit cloudy, simply put. Please accept my gratitude and compliments on helping me as well as many others. Having you as an instructor in school would have been a god send. Cheers again and kind regards. Jason T. Kansas City.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello Jason :) Thank you so much for your kind words. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my videos. I know you have watched many of them and have left me such amazing comment on them. THANK YOU very much for that. Bundle branch blocks gave me a time when I first started learning them but then they finally clicked, so I know what you mean. Again, thank you for the kind comment and for your viewership!

[@mylisa07]

Nurse Sara. You are so very welcome. I appreciate the time you took once again to respond to my comment. I wish you had time for questions as well but your videos speak for themselves, and I am still getting started on a majority of them. So far, all is well with understanding your methodology of teaching but, that is no surprise as I have found these tutorials to be invaluable. I will keep watching and lave more comments. Thank you again for all you do.

[@jat0354]

Have a similar background as you, doing 3 yrs stress testing/anticoag in cards clinic. Currently in cardiac tele. Your ekg videos are basically what i also cover when teaching new grads. Well done.

[@rosebyous7956]

Sarah , your teaching made this more easy to understand thank you so much

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for the super kind comment. I really appreciate it! I wish you the best in your studies!

[@joshbranson5260]

my 2 year old son went in for an ekg and his results came back eith RBBB and high blood pressure. Thanks for your video! It really helped me understand whats going on.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Glad I could help, Josh! I hope the physicians figure out what is wrong with your son. Thanks for watching the video!

[@ryanuhrey8686]

Your videos are extremely helpful. Thank you for the time and effort you put into them.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you very much! I appreciate your feedback. Thank you for watching the video :)

[@riverr5406]

Thank you! I had such a hard time understanding BBBs at school (I am new cardiographic technician) and this really helped, just like a bunch of your other videos!

[@kostas6621]

Thank you so much for your helpful videos they are so easy to understand and so much fun!!! I just passed my Cardiac Monitor Certification with your instructional videos :)

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+Guillermo Lopez Pagan You're very welcome! Congrats on passing your Cardiac Monitor Certification...that is an awesome accomplishment :) I feel honored I could help you with my videos. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment!

[@kostas6621]

+RegisteredNurseRN keep up the good work!! I feel confident that your videos will help me with my goals of becoming an LPN.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Guillermo Lopez Pagan Wow, thank you! I feel honored to help you with your nursing journey!

[@nan2213]

Thanks a lot Sarah. I am new to cardiac nursing. I am not confident at interpreting ECGs. Your teaching method is excellent, and even a dumb head like me can tell different types of heart blocks and RBBB/LBBB.

[@shannontoombs4179]

Thank you for all of your work!! Every time my hubby comes home he says, "oh, it's Sara again! LOL" I guess I have been spending a lot of time watching your videos. Thanks again.

[@charloesparagoza9958]

hey! thank you so much for this video ive learned a lot of things now im so confident in interpreting ecg strips accurately..more videos to come!! salamat!

[@rajulraval6215]

Hi Sarah, You are teaching very nicely. You are really simplifying such hard subject very easily. Thank you, dear

[@jerrysawinski3125]

Sarah, great video. Just began working on Tele unit, your videos are extremely helpful. Thank you.

[@kevinspann430]

Sara, I am so into your teachings. You present so well and are very knowledgeable and personable. I am working on my RMA with EKG and Phlebotomy. I was having a bad time with the EKG but your videos are helpful. I have my second test tonight and whereas I am not stressing it as much; I am appreciative of the time you have taken to provide tutoring. You ROCK!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello Kevin :) Thank you for the very kind comment. It really meant a lot to me to read it. I'm so glad my videos can help you, and I wish you the best on your test tonight. I hope you ace it. Thank you again for the comment, and best wishes in your studies!

[@kevinspann430]

Sara, I just had to tell you...... I received 90% on my test today. I know that I could not have done it without viewing your tutorials. thanks again

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

VERY AWESOME! Congrats! I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you for letting me know!

[@harmonicapal]

Thank you for the excellent explanation. You are a brilliant teacher who really loves to teach. All your videos are amazing. Keep up the splendid work.

[@dawnschubert1]

Awesome video! I am reviewing and trying to go back to being a cardiamonitor technician I really appreciate this video!

[@medicceja7366]

Love your knowledge and your accent 😍

[@getasewkassaw2443]

great presentation Sarah. Welcome back with other topics. thank you v, much.

[@SureshKumar-tu4vz]

i m doing m.b.b.s i m glad to say that ur video r very helpful for medical student

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Very awesome! I'm so happy I could help you out :) I wish you the best in obtaining your M.B.B.S. and wish you much success in your career. Thank you for taking the time to watch this video and for leaving a comment.

[@shumbashava247]

you are excellent i didnt watch this one but the others about pr interval and qrs complex,it was the best way to understand,am sure even this one is good

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+julius gororo Thank you so much! I appreciate your comment! Thanks for watching all my videos. Glad I could help!

[@draparnasinha9315]

Super practical and made v v easy to understand

[@ss-jt5tm]

thank you so much! i have an exam tomorrow and this really really helped

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+sani nippy Oh awesome! So glad I could help you prepare for your exam :) I hope you ace it! Thanks for leaving a comment...I appreciate it! -Sarah

[@mohammadal-enein6931]

Very clear n simple to understand. Thx

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+Mohammad Al-Enein Awesome! Thank you so much for your comment. Glad you liked the video.

[@pinovicnedovic7545]

i love u teacher finally i got it, if only ci put an effort like you did it would be easier for me to understand

[@Tilly8422]

I have found your videos very helpful thank you

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

I'm glad you found me too, Kathryn :) Thanks for watching them! Best wishes in your studies!

[@gcvoon286]

Very good explanation on the subject. Thank you

[@deepwithin6517]

Thank you beautifully explained.

[@wildlifenatural482]

Thanks a lot Doctor, you made my cardiology rotation very easy for me and no more afraid of ECGs and consultant questions 😂 ♥️

[@otto3967]

Beauty and brain indeed. Thank you Sarah.

[@profheadramnandanprasad9137]

PL. Upload video on LBBB too.

[@sarahmcfadyen6887]

In which video do you explain LBBB?? Great videos by the way, extremely helpful :)

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thanks for watching the video! I currently don't have a video on LBBB but plan on one in the future. Here are all the videos I have on EKGs at the moment: kzbin.info/aero/PLQrdx7rRsKfU-A9UTclI0tOYrNJ1N5SNt

[@geetanish9474]

Thks so much for making ecg's easy.u r simply gr8;please cover tachycardias and tachyarrythmias in your teaching videos; would be really helpful

[@rockyruane9379]

Can a branch block ever be normal? Or is it always a serious problem?

[@cicibradley]

I pray I can be as smart as you in my nursing career

[@jeanmulligan4168]

Very helpful thanks

[@heshambadri8797]

a nice and informative video. . I like it. . you can also add degenerative disease and CHF to the causes. . sorry I wrote the same comment on your other video. . but I meant this one ..

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much! I appreciate you taking the time to watch many of my videos! Yes, you are indeed correct! Thank you very much for adding this...I know others will benefit from it as well.

[@heshambadri8797]

+RegisteredNurseRN thank you actually for nice presentation and helping others including me to understand many topics .. deeply appreciate that.

[@cookiepie143]

love your presentation, thank you!

[@deolashadekazeem3630]

i so much appreciate your channel........u made it so easy.thank u

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you for the amazing comment! I'm so glad you like my videos! Thank you for watching them!

[@shelleyc.2576]

Great to the point. Thanks so much.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for the kind comment! I'm so happy you liked my video....thanks for watching it! I'm so happy I could help!

[@pansilrakimu7663]

Thank you so much understood a lot.

[@ngosteve8597]

Thank you for the great video. Can you share how to prevent and how to treat it

[@kellyirvine7499]

Fantastic! But is there a LBBB video?

[@kimberlymarine6906]

At the end, in the lateral leads, what are you considering slurred and wide for the S wave? To me they all look narrow, small, and sharp. And, are you counting the QRS complex to the j point or beyond... It looks like you are counting beyond that?

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+Kimberly Marine Thanks for watching my video, Kimberly. In lead I, they are slurred (slanting and slightly long) but in aVL, V5, V6 they are very slightly (you really have to be able to count it in person...probably hard for you to see in the video) but you get a better view in lead I. Thanks for your question. Best wishes in your studies!

[@monikamiernik1008]

Thank you so much, your videos are amazing!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+Monika Miernik Thank you so much for your kind words, Monika. I'm glad I could help. I wish you the best in your studies :)

[@no1excuses]

P waves are normally biphasic in V1

[@stinkbutt312]

Hi. I am currently finishing up my 1st semester of nursing school. Next semester I will be taking patho and pharm. Could you do a video on study tips for those classes?? I am really nervous about them as I heard both classes are very challenging. I just want to figure out a way to study smarter not harder. Thanks for all your videos!!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+A Pate Thank you so much for your comment! Yes, we are actually going to be making a series on how to study in specific classes in nursing school and we will be covering these classes. I will make sure we cover these classes first. Congrats on being in nursing school :) Thank you so much for watching our videos....much appreciated! -Sarah

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+A Pate I just wanted to let you know I've uploaded a video on How to Study for Pharmacology in nursing school. You can view it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXimqYWVlp5pb5Y More videos are to follow. I hope that helps you out :) -Sarah

[@stinkbutt312]

+RegisteredNurseRN thank you!!!

[@mercrn1995]

Thank you so much Sarah. This was great, very helpful. :o)

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+MercRN You're very welcome! I'm glad I could help you understand RBBBs better. I know they can be so confusing. I hope to get a video out on LBBB in the future. Thanks for your comment and I hope all is going well with you :) -Sarah

[@sarakhanzable]

Thanks for detail explanation for RBBB but where is LBBB?? I need it. Thank you

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

You're very welcome :) Thanks for watching the video! LBBB will be coming in the near future hopefully.

[@sarakhanzable]

thank you! You are the best!!

[@robtron3]

Great video

[@nikkimadlangbayan3251]

Hi Sarah! Thank you for your videos! I learned so much, I'll be taking the NCLEX soon and these really helped me. I am trying to find the LBBB, can you tell which video is it included? Thank you again! More power to you

[@carlpizzo9987]

I was just diagnosed by an MD for RBBB and you've taught me more!

[@potita24]

I have a RBBB and at times I have a sharp pain on the left side of my chest!

[@edmundamadi4941]

Me too! It's scary

[@shanekaervin6733]

@RegisteredNurseRN Can you do a video on left bundle branch blocks?

[@calmingdragon2862]

I was diagnosed with a RBBB. Three weeks later I had a SCA.

[@ajayphillips1557]

Fun way to learn ECG

[@yowmamen4767]

The CRBBB is serious heart condition?

[@paintrain19]

very good

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you very much :) I appreciate it!

[@m.safarsayedy3906]

simple say right reachs and left leaves. .do you have any lectures in pediatric or surgery?

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+m.safar Sayedy Thanks for your comment. No, I currently don't have any videos on these subjects....may be in the future. -Sarah

[@m.safarsayedy3906]

+RegisteredNurseRN .you are welcome.i watched many of your lectures you helped me alot. thanks.keep it up.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for watching my videos! I appreciate it greatly! I wish you the best in your studies! -Sarah

[@ashleyr715]

have you created a left bundle branch block video, i can't seem to locate it

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello Ashley :) I definitely plan on covering this topic in the near future. Here are all my current EKG videos: kzbin.info/aero/PLQrdx7rRsKfU-A9UTclI0tOYrNJ1N5SNt

[@TheGnarTube]

pretty and smart

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+f u google Thanks for your comment.

[@bigjakedog1]

So basically.....pretty smart!

[@charlesgidron7625]

Very good

[@parkerdial3617]

HI Sarah, so I've been looking all over, and my instructors couldn't answer me, and nobody seems to know, but why do you have to push lasix so slow? I know it can cause arrhythmia and deafness but what physiologically happens?

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hi Parker! Yes, you are right about the arrhythmias and deafness. I'm not 100% sure but there are some great sources online. This research article discusses the ototoxticity with Lasix www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7042998 and this article on Wikipedia talks about ototoxicity with Lasix under the loop diuretic part: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ototoxicity I hope that helps further your research.

[@parkerdial3617]

Thanks a lot

[@kimblodgett4370]

What Is The Test When You Go Up The Arm To The Heart. What Is The Name Of That Test?

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Is it is a heart cath?

[@paintrain19]

It is a coronary angiography, radial approach.

[@paintrain19]

Cath Lab director here:)

[@amoimunira]

this is awesome

[@abdcheema666]

So nice

[@sarahpellico6201]

can you do a left BBB video?

[@mrmorganmydogtaylor9989]

TYVM!!!!

[@eugenefletcher2441]

Hello I have a rbbb and left anterior fascicular block I had my seventh stroke 05/22/22

[@medzoklife]

I subscribed. Beneficial.

[@mariarivas6377]

I have a question? I have thyroid. it that is a difficulty for study cna.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+Maria Rivas Hi, Maria! It really depends on how much time you are able to put into studying and how dedicated you are.

[@mariarivas6377]

Ok thank thanks I really want to study lvn,but for now I m ready to be cna.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Maria, you're welcome :) I think going for your CNA and then LVN is a great idea. Remember anyone can do anything in life that they want to do, regardless of any obstacle :) I wish you the best! -Sarah

[@mariarivas6377]

Thank you thank you. Bless you.

[@maiklasmalickis5003]

I have whats called ,,Completed branch block” im 20 years old, im going to die soon right? Im also suffering from anxiety disorder.

[@marchelleallen3621]

I just turned 30 and was told I have RBBB...I'm researching exactly what I'm up against. Sorry to hear that! I also suffer from anxiety...I hope you found peace and closer on it.

[@edmundamadi4941]

@@marchelleallen3621 I'll be 25 in June and I was also told I have RBBB. Chest pain and shortness of breath almost everyday

[@edmundamadi4941]

I hope you'll be fine❤

[@nayeem.6969]

Is this lecture only for nurse? I am a doctor & i find it helpful. Pls dont say that its for nurse.

[@suadaabdirashid2182]

Rude -You can still listen it just because its for a nurse does not mean you are above it lol -

[@williamsnyder4236]

I have an rbbb

[@nathaliegrieves3859]

I got it and i am 26

[@mikefilmore6039]

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