Junctional Rhythms: Easy and Simple

[@NXS2008]

Hey, man. I never comment on KZbin videos, but I'm a second year RN student that's right on the line of passing or failing out after my final next week. ECG's had me feeling totally hopeless and now thanks to your videos it's all starting to make sense. Whether I pass or not next week, you helped me a lot, like I'm sure these have helped many others. Thank you!!

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Aw man, comments like this give us the sense of purpose why we started this channel to begin with! I really do hope you do well with your exam. And as always, practice makes perfect. Go do as much practice ekgs online using what youve learned in school and in this channel! More power to you and we believe in you.

[@NXS2008]

@@MagicinNursingTeam I just realized now that I never said anything back, I passed, and I didn’t miss a single EKG question. Thank you, so much for the helpful videos! You made a huge difference for me!! Hope you had a great holiday! :)

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He’s heaven sent!

[@MossyMozart]

@@NXS2008 - Congratulations!

[@anasuciu3953]

Wow ,you make it so easy to understand, I'm just looking for a new job as an cardiac monitor technician and before deciding if I want to go down this road I surch to see what is all about. I wish you can be a professor, your teaching skills are so easy to understand . I'm not as young anymore and I was afraid to change my career , you made me change my mind. Thank you. You are awesome 🤗

[@raided2345]

MINT you make it super easy, no unnecessary information overload, junctional rhythms demystified in 5 minutes!!!

[@charismariejuan4567]

I tried to understand EKG interpretation, watched a lot of videos, and couldn't really make sense of any of them. I'm glad I found your videos; you made the topic simple and understandable. Thank you so much.

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please do some more ecg!!! this is the best ecg channel !

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Will do! Thanks for being here!

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[@jainilagravat6096]

Please make more videos on all types of irregularities in EKG

[@claralux2588]

Would love to see your 12 lead ecg lecture! You just make everything so easy to understand! Thank you.

[@gia4500]

You're an amazing teacher.

[@tanyafuller4016]

YOU ARE AMAZING. Everything is you described is very simplistic and concise. Thank you. Makes me want to discard my textbooks.

[@danielleannsuarez9440]

Easy to pick up! Thanks for taking the time to create this! It’s not an easy topic to discuss but you do it so well 😊

[@clarynlab]

please do a video on importance of electrolytes, eg, pottasium, calcium, magnesium etc and how these work in the heart :)

[@madelynbuchanan961]

you might have just saved my life for my ecg exam tmrw lol THANK YOU SM

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Glad to help out!!

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same here, hahahha

[@marycolmenarez1]

i am so happy for your videos. Finally understanding these topics.

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I like your energy in every tutorial.

[@tastychi7301]

Great job. Keep it up. Easy, simple and clear.

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thanks!!

[@celiaangel208]

Thank you so much for your information is very helpfull. your video is great.

[@teddybboy577]

Thanks...have learnt alot

[@MossyMozart]

Prior to a pacemaker implant, I had runs of junctional rhythms with retrograde P waves. (Along with other electrophysical problems.) I have never had chest pain, but with the retrograde conductions, I would feel a huge lump in my throat, sometimes to the point of nausea. It was extremely uncomfortable. ---------- I have been searching the 'net intermittently for information on retrograde conductions, but all I could find were info about conductions relating to a pacemaker, not junctional rhythms. Thank you so much for including this information here. I was beginning to think I had deluded myself. ------------ If you begin making videos again, perhaps you could illustrate the way the various arrhythmias effect the circulation into and out of the heart? Especially those nasty retrograde conductions!

[@evelynenloe5801]

So helpful! Can you do a video on PACs

[@anasak369]

plz do video on arterial rhythm...lots of love

[@FarisandFarida]

Hi, thank you so much. You make understanding these so easy. I wanted to purchase the first book you recommended but the link doesn’t work. The VERY USEFUL BOOK you mentioned. Can you share the name of the book please. Thank you. I wish you had a video on the dangerous ventricular rhythms and their interventions. Pls consider doing them. I wish I had a teacher like you.

[@allankreutner2952]

Excellent job.

[@rcz2023]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

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Thank you so much!!!! Your videos are so easy to understand! God bless you!

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Awesome as always!!!

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[@bsmedia474]

Making learning easy, thanks

[@Alesha07]

Your videos are great. Simple, straight to the point. You also have a great personality. It's very hard to stay focused on videos if the person speaking is boring haha.

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thanks! Much appreciated

[@itsgevo5450]

thanks man, saved me a few hours of reading

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

You’re welcome!

[@tracyndiyob]

Thank you and God bless you.

[@Jwardhooper22]

in EKG school, This helped a lot. Thank you

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Good luck man! You can do it!

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Oh my! I love you!

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Great layout !!! The best of the best.

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[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Our pleasure!!

[@CappinClitorus]

Lovvvvve the videos!! So helpful.

[@legend45576]

How u differentiate absent P wave in junctional rhythm from atrial fibrillation ? and with AF CVR

[@jasminaparveen1690]

Really this videos are easily understandable..keep making more videos on ECG..😃

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thanks!! More to come!

[@beckywheeler6494]

EXCELLENT!

[@arydavila7652]

Your video saved me from failing my BART

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Glad to help!

[@BhavyaKansal18]

Really helpful! Thanku!! Is there no other condition which has flat/inverted P wave?

[@aimaanviews3675]

What is the normal range of waves , segment , interval in P QRS T ?

[@kkv1211]

Great tutorials! Thanks!

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thanks!!

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Thankyu so much for your videos its just too easy to understand for a student like me❤ hoping u make more videos!

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Your presentation really enthusiastic ...

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

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[@rajeshkatole1873]

Pl.elaborate as to why P wave is inverted in JR

[@blertashuaipi916]

thank you for simple explanation!

[@tidnjfl]

Thank you so much! It's really helpful.

[@medquerries9031]

Excellent explanation want more videos on ekg

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

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Thank u sooo Ooo much that was extremely helpful.!

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[@MagicinNursingTeam]

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[@simonewright1120]

That's great thk u

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thanks!

[@dumi2k9]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@tinydess]

Hi there, wondering if all junctional rhythms are stand alone rhythms or do they have an underlying rhythm ?

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

They do have underlying rhythms. Excellent question!

[@lillianhuerta2171]

Thank you, really helping me out.

[@thewonder9502]

Thank you god bless you. Do some more ecg classes

[@mocampbell2780]

Are these beats dangerous?

[@funktion_junktion8779]

I love you!!!!

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thank you for your support!!

[@sheenavarghese4994]

thanks.. very helpful. . but contious for ecg video?

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Super sir really tq so mach

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You are great. Keep going

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thank you!!

[@abdirahmanyare3408]

Thank you so much

[@sapanadulal9764]

I find difficult in Retrograde p wave ...I am getting confused with T wave as inverted can anyone help me to identify difference is that p wave or t wave inverted?

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Love it.

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We need more videos ... thanks

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Yesss 🙏

[@gamrus7498]

Sir, What's the difference between junctional rhythm and complete heart block? Is it a must for P wave existing in CHB?

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Junctional rhythm has either have an inverted or absent p wave while in a complete heart block, pwave still exists even though there is no correlation with the qrs complex.

[@gamrus7498]

@@MagicinNursingTeamOK ic, thanks sir

[@autumnsun8640]

If the heart rate is 60-100, why would they be in a junctional rhythm? Would they not be in sinus rhythm since the SA node beats 60-100? Is it just due to the inverted or absent p wave?

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

You are right, it would only be junctional if the p wave is absent or inverted. Typically, junctional rhythm will have a heart rate of 40-60 bpm. If it’s 60-100 bpm, it will be accelerated junctional rhythm.

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[@fred8174]

Captions would be very helpful

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I need to see the PJC PLEASE.....

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Plz upload about DM

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[@NaropaMind]

The audio is strange, almost robotic. Great information and good video, though. Thanks

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[@mia9397]

can you please Stop covering the pictures when you are trying to show EKG samples. Move the writing up on the screen or minimize the writing. Thank you.

[@Yapmeister10]

Rhythm spelling ALERT IN TITLE!

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