NCLEX Tutor: EKG strips for the NCLEX & beginners

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[@cheryllaliberte6913]

I am an EKG instructor and I find your video a great tool for my students. I have 12.5 hours to teach the course and cannot possibly cover all the material and make sure my students understand it. I tell them to watch your video and everything makes sense to them. Thank you.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

thank u so much I am humbled ...

[@mudkip4709]

Fungi wave

[@cathrinerogers583]

So what do you do for the other 11.5 hrs lol

[@PassNCLEXToday]

@@cathrinerogers583 I was told she teaches the whole class then has students watch this at the end.😁

[@PassNCLEXToday]

LOL I kept your attention because it is one student of life helping another student. I am a Registered Nurse and I tutor for the NCLEX. I think as all people as EQUAL and UNIQUE with different gift from our "higher power". This is why I kept your attention ..... I am not "above" you. I am not your "instructor". I am your "helper" and colleague as you are mine. Be blessed in your endeavors. P.S. been helping with NCLEX for 17 years now ....

[@PassNCLEXToday]

I want to thank everyone for all the positive feedback I have been getting concerning this video. Be blessed in your endeavors for where you are I once was. We are all angels with but one wing, it is when we help each other we can fly!~

[@lindamorella2245]

So true, from another wing 🥰 That's still true whether you're a nurse or not. Thank you for adding a patient may be unconscious, often left out! What's happening to the body? What CAN happen if we see a rhythm?

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Thank you for the kind words. Believe it or not, I am not a teacher. I have just been helping nursing students with the NCLEX for 17 years. One of the students asked me which strip should they check first if given 4 strips? I did not know the answer. So, it took me 3 weeks to put this together! Ask and ye shall receive .... thank you for allowing me the privileged of helping you!

[@catherineannlopez5925]

Thank you for posting this! I'm in my last semester of nursing school and currently studying cardiac. As fast pace as the lectures are, often times I find other resources to get more in depth clarification on the topic at hand. Your video was on point and precise. This will help me on our upcoming exam and more importantly on the NCLEX. Once again, many thanks!

[@NyokiH101]

Thank you soooooooo much this was so helpful ... I began looking at this video crying, confused because I graduated nursing school without fully understanding how to interpret EKG strips, I now feel like a pro , video was very thorough yet not too lengthy and complex.....you were God sent, Thank you 😊

[@PassNCLEXToday]

NyokiLee you are very welcome

[@edurazu]

Nice presentation. ...I'm a medical doctor and I must say that this presentation should be done for my colleagues as well. A very fantastic piece, easy and systematic. ...I learnt a lot.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

your compliment is too kind for any further words!~

[@anitahuizing9983]

I am a Registered Nurse from the Netherlands and I am working on my nursing license in the US I am so glad that I found your video, which I have watched more than two times now and a lot of short repeats. Your explanation is very clear and calm. I am preparing for the NCLEX RN and this video has been very helpful to me. Thank you.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

If interested, I can tutor you even though you are in the Netherlands. I have been helping for 18 years with the NCLEX. I have lots of free resources as well as tutoring services caring4you.net/complete.html. Glad I can help!~

[@NemesysN4R]

I am a cardiac monitor and always look for learning tools to better understand my job and this video is great. Thank you.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Glad I could be of help!

[@felixantwi2491]

Thank you very much. I got two EKG strip questions on my NCLEX test on 7/1/2013 and your presentation helped me a lot. I discovered you shortly before my scheduled day of testing. I quickly booked marked it and listened to it over and over again as I needed more review.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

I remember when I was in nursing school, I couldn't grasp it either! I think it was because they were not talking TO ME they were talking ABOVE ME. I presented it to you the way I WOULD UNDERSTAND IT. And NOW I GET IT!~ :D You are very welcome!~

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Second-Degree Heart Block In this type of heart block, electrical signals between the atria and ventricles are slowed to a large degree. Some signals don't reach the ventricles. On an EKG, the pattern of QRS waves doesn't follow each P wave as it normally would. If an electrical signal is blocked before it reaches the ventricles, they won't contract and pump blood to the lungs and the rest of the body. Second-degree heart block is divided into two types: Mobitz type I and Mobitz type II.

[@deedeesapp]

Thank you for this review.. I am no longer a bedside nurse, but work in the hospital and may be pulled into staffing in an emergency. Very informative.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

+Kathleen Sapp you are very welcome my friend. We are all in this life together. Glad I could help. As you can see by some of the comments, not the best. But I was not striving to be the best. Just a little knowledge so we would not be totally lost. took me three weeks to make! .... News flash to the world, if you are looking for perfection, go to someone that is in the field and we charge you an arm and a leg for knowledge. I am doing the best I can. LOL Seriously, God bless to all .......

[@justcolderthenice]

Excellent demo of learning about cardiac strips. One of the most understanding video about ekg. Awesome. You are also very clear in explaining each cardiac problem.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Glad you found it helpful. If you are taking the NCLEX, there is more info on the website. I forgot to put V fib in here but it is in the paid version.

[@ChannelChill1]

THIS VIDEO, is by far the best and easiest way to understand basic EKG strips in my opinion. Watched your video and took notes at the same time. Re-watched it following through the notes I wrote down. I can safely say that I understand strips a lot better now. I kinda got stuck between the differences between SA and AV blocks but I hammered it through my head using your video. Although I'm only taking the PN exam, I heard they still ask you some questions about EKGS. Thank you very much!

[@Lilred5687]

Thank you for this video I'm in nursing school and EKG's aren't my strong point this really helped!!! I will continue to watch over and over until I get it 100%!!

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Just remember A fib has no P wave the pic is correct though ........ Study hard and when you are ready check out the free stuff for the NCLEX and hopefully tutoring? But one baby step at a time :)

[@anastasiakiyasheva6504]

I like how you explain everything nice and slow. It gives time for information to get absorbed!

[@glendabaer1816]

This is such a great presentation that makes a subject that is confusing easy! I can't thank you enough for posting this and making it easy to follow. I have forward this link onto all my fellow BSN students and I have gotten so many "thanks" but really you deserve them not me. Thanks

[@justy8903]

I think there is no better than this, Thank u for patiently teaching us

[@uchennaezeani6499]

thanks.i am going to take a cardiac recognition test today and this has helped a lot.i will let you know when I pass. thanks

[@Iain10281]

Hi I'm a PA studying for the PANRE, this is way helpful. Thank you!!

[@energystar1970]

Anneliese, I have been out of college for almost 10 years. I've never had to take an ACLS class before but I will in the next few days. This was a great video for me to reacquaint myself with cardiac rhythms. Thank you!

[@PassNCLEXToday]

you're welcome and best of luck to you!~

[@amurphy8365]

its amazing how many times i have had to listen to the exact same lecture about ECG's given by different people for it to finally sink in thoroughly. I think you may have done it. Thanks!

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Thank you for your kind words Andrew. Really makes me feel good. This took me three weeks to put together for one of my students.

[@silvana327]

This was great, the pace made a difference in understanding the variety of strips. I can definitely take this a long way, knowing the basics. Thank you very much!!!. Do you have any other live videos derived to the NCLEX.

[@ericabrown8835]

Silvana, I've been trying to get in contact with you for months now. Please call me 9172040409. How are you doing?

[@SuntaX10]

Thank God for producing people like you. This study video helps a lot. :)

[@caterscarrots3407]

The T wave comes from the ventricles repolarizing. The TP wave does exist and looks like an inverted P wave and represents atrial repolarization but that wave is buried in the QRS complex.

[@mrmrsoliman]

thank u so much, it is great presentation, u have a very clear language and easy to understand, i'm talking as nurse student and English is my 2nd language, thanks a gain, God bless u.

[@80kokoro]

This was ace! Thank you for sharing such a great learning resource! I am studying nursing in Australia, we don't have the NCLEX here but your video helped me understand EKG reading and arrhythmias so much better than my text book!

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Thank you I tried to simplify it because txt books are too hard. lol

[@davidgatlin663]

purposeful communication at a slightly above beginner level that is easy on the ears. Just what I needed thank you

[@loripayne700]

Thank you Anneliese for your video. I have been a nurse for many years and needed the review.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Many welcomes. Trying to make it as simple as possible because for those of you working in the field, the unit will send you for training. God to be of assistance.

[@CHANEL2626]

I throughly enjoyed this EKG interpretation, i love that you reiterated important points and by the end of video, I felt well prepared for my exam in EKG strip reading. Thank you !!!!

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Courtney Jones thank you so much for your kind words

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Thank you very much I tutor on this topic specific for the NCLEX. This is a bit deep for the NCLEX but the NCLEX is diffiicult

[@lauralee3218]

You ARE absolutely wonderful.... in explaining interpretation of EKG's....what to look for....I came across your channel as I am getting ready to recert ACLS..... just wanted to review basics!!Thanks so much......PERFECT!!!!!

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Laura Lee thank you so much for kind words and good luck in your endeavors!

[@lauralee3218]

anneliese garrison ....Awe thanks so much.....trying to get back to work, as I so miss nursing....I'm going to practice EKG strips so I ace the ACLS....if needed I'll email re skype appt..... your such an angel and blessing to us all!!! Thanks again

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Laura Lee God bless and yes, I can do an EKG session if needed.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Third-Degree Cont.... On an EKG, the normal pattern is disrupted. The P waves occur at a faster rate, and it isn't coordinated with the QRS waves. Complete heart block can result in sudden cardiac arrest and death. This type of heart block often requires emergency treatment. A temporary pacemaker might be used to keep the heart beating until you get a long-term pacemaker.

[@jayleehurst5265]

This video was absolutely amazing! I have an exam tomorrow and am normally feeling much more confident after lectures and studying, that wasn't the case this time. After watching this video I feel ready and much more prepared than I had prior. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this, it is VERY much appreciated :)

[@PassNCLEXToday]

you are very welcome. Right now I am working on a video of legal terms that show up on the NCLEX

[@PassNCLEXToday]

First-Degree Heart Block In first-degree heart block, the heart's electrical signals are slowed as they move from the atria to the ventricles (the heart's upper and lower chambers, respectively). This results in a longer, flatter line between the P and the R waves on the EKG (electrocardiogram). First-degree heart block may not cause any symptoms or require treatment.

[@JoniecEagle]

I have a heart condition which I am not going to divulge here. However, I would like to say thankyou for a most excellent video presentaion of EKG interpretation. When I go into hospital next week I will have at least some understanding of what those docs are talking about. Once again, a big thankyou.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

You are very welcome. Take care of your heart!~ If there is anything you don't understand be sure and ask your doctor.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

I do a lot of tutoring for the NCLEX and someone asked me, If I get 4 EKG strips, whom should I see first? This is how this video came about. I would always pick V-Tach or V-Fib. I have not taken the NCLEX since 1997 but I do keep everything current and have a lot of success with tutoring. It is on your level because it is on my level. :0) I learned something putting this together.

[@donnashort2841]

Thank you for posting. I am sure I will refer back to this video often.

[@ThePaulaann]

I am a 30 year nurse. This is a great video.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Paula Mathews thank you Paula. Telemetry is not my strong point but I do try for the NCLEX plus in recent months, new grads are getting hired to work in the telemetry unit.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

No need to thank me. Actually, I was here it was you that found me. ((hugs)) Good luck to you and be blessed in your endeavors!~

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Third-Degree Heart Block In this type of heart block, none of the electrical signals reach the ventricles. This type also is called complete heart block or complete AV block. When complete heart block occurs, special areas in the ventricles may create electrical signals to cause the ventricles to contract. This natural backup system is slower than the normal heart rate and isn't coordinated with the contraction of the atria.

[@Bulligan07]

Thank you for posting and creating this video. Very well presented.

[@christinal2907]

thanks. Better than any books I've read for dummies .This presentation will always be my foundation.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

You're welcome. The reason you did not understand the book is because you are not a dummy. :)

[@crystalokeke9646]

VERY INFORMATIVE!! U ARE AMAZING!! THANK U FOR TAKING THE TIME TO DO THIS!! So well paced, u broke it down so well and i appreciate that!

[@PassNCLEXToday]

you are very welcome. Just understand it is enough to get you through the NCLEX. I tutored someone that got a job on a telemetry unit and they trained her further so why I have 38 dislikes, I have no idea ....... but trust me, this is enough FOR NOW! Be blessed!~

[@Betterdays8181]

Excellent video! Wow!! Thank God I found this!!!!

[@giannafantini7606]

I have an exam tomorrow.. Thank you SO much for this video!! I feel so blessed to have found you & your videos!!

[@ohcocopuff7280]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO! No one could ever explain this better than you did! you have no idea how much of a help this is! THANK YOU! :)))

[@PassNCLEXToday]

My pleasure This came about because one of my tutorees during a tutoring session asked me, if she is given 4 strips, which strip should she pick? I know nothing about EKG's as I am a not a tele-nurse. So, I carefully made this video. It took me 3 weeks as I did not know the subject matter. But, I see I accomplished my goal! Thanks so much for sharing your experience. Be blessed in your endeavors!~ ;D

[@delilahization]

Thank you so much. We went over this in class on Monday and my instructor went way too fast. Thank you again for explaining it slowly and clearly.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

yes they do, you will get ekg strips as well. During one of my tutoring sessions and LPN asked me what would take priority. I am a RN with a BSN but in no way is tele nursing my specialty. This video was made for the NCLEX and since I do not profess to be a instructor --- this is why we can understand this video. LOL I had to understand it myself. ;0) glad to be of service!~

[@rockyjet2264]

This was awesome. Good refresher for me. I'm in EMS so as you were lecturing, in my mind I was thinking of all my cardiac street drugs allowed to be given for Tx within my scope. Great job!

[@PassNCLEXToday]

When I made this video I should have put the Tx for each but I did not approach it this way. Maybe I will make another but these videos are very time consuming. Thanks for the compliment!~

[@leslieodollar4300]

Great video. . .I will refer to it many times in my coursework and in preparing for NCLEX! Thanks!

[@libertytarot8]

I'm learning so much from this-- I remember back in nursing school I just could grasp this but this presentation is easy to absorb-- thank you!!!!

[@iepurasul19]

Thank you so much! Taking an ACLS course next week and I am still learning the dysrhythmias..a video with the drugs would be awsome as well.

[@jarheadmarine6348]

Fantastic explanation! I truly feel confident in differentiating between rhythms and understanding anomalies. Thank you for this. - jan stevens, RN student

[@janellcarrasco5417]

Great video. My attitude went from praying that I don't get an EKG strip question to bring em on! I don't believe we need to know blocks for NCLEX so I skipped over that section, and I hope I am correct on that.

[@robynlopez8957]

This video really helped me understand ECG better! I am a self paced learner and this really helped!

[@Blessed.90]

You deserve much more subscribers

[@sweetcaus]

this is wonderful video. THANKS A LOT i was searching for months like this one. it is about my level. thanks again

[@khgmom]

Thank you so much. I am able to understand this alot better now. NCLEX in MAY...

[@darrenyoung5172]

Thank you . Just received a position in telemetry and was shaky until I took your course.

[@canace326]

Thank you Anneliese, this video helped me to better understand what exactly I was looking at/for in these EKG's. Great Job

[@jenniferguthrie6534]

Really great review. We didn't cover heart blocks in school.

[@scottmasih9175]

Thank you very much! I learned a lot and feel better prepared for the NCLEX

[@PassNCLEXToday]

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[@MissKarz]

It was delivered well paced and so perfect for beginners and for non-english-primary-languaged students/reviewee. Thank you so much for sharing and it should definitely help me differentiate various ECG readings visually (not only though text/words in the books). I hope there were readings/interpretation for hyper/hypocalcemia, hyper/hypokalemia etc. They did not quite explained ECG/EKG differences back in our nursing school (they just taught my entire batch the parts of ECG waves) that's why we had/have to self-study on those. I am grateful I found this very understandable and simple discussion of ECG readings video. I know how time-consuming video-presentation-making is (I also do it not lecture-wise), that's why I pray that God would lengthen the lives of people who share their knowledge to the public at little-to-no-cost (teachers, tutors, lecturers, mentors, etc.). Knowledge that people earn from lectures of these people (whether paid or free) is priceless.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Thanks very much Karz. So touching I am at a loss for words . ........... God bless

[@PassNCLEXToday]

count the little blocks between the beginning and end of one flutter wave and divide it by 1500. the answer you get should be between 250 and 350

[@katpamplona5869]

thank u..ekg reading is my weakness but now i understand well..i listen 2x a day for 3days..im a nursing student also..thank u..plz upload more topics esp. pathophysio and NCM..plz plz plz...thank u.....

[@Muttonfam]

Very helpful! Took lots of notes. This is a great thing you're doing here. Thank you.

[@yelenamardoyan2935]

I really like the lecture! I understand it better now! Thank You!!!!

[@PassNCLEXToday]

+Yelena Mardoyan I am not gr8 but I do try thank you my friend .....

[@SunnySmith2d3dthatsme]

Thank you for making this relatively easy to understand...I'm studying for the EKG Tech exam, but it also helps me with medical billing and coding ! Be Blessed, Anneliese!

[@alexaholliday583]

Thank you so much, anneliese! I am practicing for an exam, but I will be taking the NCLEX this spring, so this was amazing help. THANK YOU!!!

[@PassNCLEXToday]

You are very welcome!~

[@robinrobin-ps7bi]

this is really helpful love the way in which you simplified the topic excellent job

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Tk you for the kind words. I do not have a degree in Education but I do have a degree in Nursing. When I was in college they always spoke above me and I NEVER understood them. I love to explain in a way I myself can understand. LOL

[@PassNCLEXToday]

You are very welcome. I was tutoring someone and they asked "If I have 4 strips on the NCLEX, which would I see first?" I did not know but told her I would look it up and ......... there you go!~ I have been an RN since 1997. I am not a professional instructor and perhaps this may be why you can understand this so well. To teach something, you must speak in terms people can understand!~ :0) My absolute pleasure .....

[@johnnyflores1978]

I had a sinus arrhythmia with no significant abnormalities what does that mean?

[@PassNCLEXToday]

@@johnnyflores1978 arrhythmia means an irregular heart beat. No significant abnormalities means nothing is wrong. Meaning: you have a irregular heart beat but don't worry about it. 💖

[@johnnyflores1978]

Garrison's NCLEX Tutoring thank you my last two ekgs came out normal i think its my anxiety taking over I started talking magnesium Citrate and its making me feel so much better been having these rhythms since 2016 never felt tired dizzy or short of breath thank you for your kind words ☺️

[@PassNCLEXToday]

@@johnnyflores1978 it could very well be anxiety yes. Take care of yourself with that as well. Anxiety gets worse as we age due to more and more life stressors. You may want to see a doctor for your anxiety. It can be dangerous to self medicate.

[@johnnyflores1978]

Garrison's NCLEX Tutoring yes cant let it get out of control im 41 so better take care of my self thank you for your kind words god bless

[@swathireddy5267]

Thank you so much Annelises Garrson. This video helps me a lot to understand EKG.

[@ceilp5225]

I really appreciate this video.Thank you for sharing it.You explain well and I learn a lot.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

You are very welcome. It is a lot of work but I enjoy it.

[@aarontorres8101]

all in one video that explains pretty much everything. thank you

[@idy2285]

Hi, I found your video to be very helpful/informative. I am scheduled to take the NCLEX and was hoping you could share the '20 questions' with me. Thank you so much!

[@1bebilo]

It is a great video. Thank You very much. But I would like to ask about this 6 seconds strip. Is the big boxe here measure also 0,2 sec. It means in 1.0 second we have 5 big boxes? 6 seconds will make 30 big boxes. In the picture in this video with the 6 seconds strip we have 20 big boxes and in them we have 8 R only. But in 30 boxes it most be more then 8R: about 12R X 10 it make about 120/min. is it OK for the rate?

[@relmege]

Thank you for this video. I am a bit rusty with my ECG reading ability. This helped me understand readings a bit more. Very helpful!

[@PassNCLEXToday]

you are very welcome!~

[@cherryblossomk22]

ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL!!! you did an excellent job and thank you so very much. you have a special touch for teaching

[@PassNCLEXToday]

cherryblossomk22 thank you so much wish I could do better ....

[@Girlgotsoul83]

Thank you for this video!! This stuff used to give me a head ache in school lol. I am taking my Nclex in 2 weeks thanks for clearly things up for me!!

[@mariafrancis-allen1201]

Thanks so much Anneliese - I have my exams next week and am evey anxious but your explaination has helped greatly!!

[@l.newman1954]

This video makes it so much more understandable. Thank you.

[@jewls363]

Finally, a video in lamens terms. This has helped me so much. Thank you

[@MustangKitty1968]

Thank you! Great video, I feel more confident in my basic EKG interpretation! My boards are next week and I feel more confident

[@PassNCLEXToday]

thank you for the kind words. I always had a problem understanding this because the instructors talked below me or above me. The never talked TO me. So, this is all I am trying to do. I put it in words I can understand hence, you can understand!~ :D

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Thank you Kristin it took 3 weeks to make because one of my students that I tutor asked if she had a choice of 4 ekg strips on the nclex, which should she pick? Not seeing the strips myself, I would venture to guess and MI strip or a V- fib or V- tach but your not going to know how to pick this strip out if we do not start from the beginning ....... Glad to be of service. Be blessed in your endeavors.

[@TubeCheung]

Thank you for this To the Point, Review for EKG strips. I wish you were my instructor when I was in school somehow you kept my attention better than my instructors lol.

[@nareemanbashatwah8050]

very helpful information and direct to the point..thanks for sharing this valuable video

[@PassNCLEXToday]

It will be Vetricular Tachycardia that will lead to the patient getting a cardioversion but in answer to your specific question think about it. A heart block would always take priority over beating too fast. Right? Also, for the NCLEX a third degree heart block leads to an MI. Listen to it again my friend. You will need it for when the nclex gives you 4 strips and says "Which takes priority" They show just strips no explanation. Listen to 49:50

[@devwifey]

Really great information....I also agree that this should be shared with schools. I am about to take my Nclex and wanted a refresher. I could not have asked for a better one. Shared it with my fellow classmates :)

[@slamnxgirlxjulie]

Hey are you using any addidtional NCLEX classes? I'm planning on taking the hurst review, but I heard about the Kaplan too..... let me know how the NCLEX goes? I'm just finished up my senior practicum in 2 weeks and taking the nclex in about 2 months.

[@devwifey]

+Julie Quach: I took my nclex on the 5th of this month and passed with 83 questions. I actually had 3 ekg strips! Lol. However, I used kaplan and I really think it prepped me well for the exam. The questions are not the same, but the context is similar, so if you practice answering the Kaplan questions, then you will be ok to answer the nclex questions. I hope this helps. Other than using videos like these, I only used kaplan :)

[@slamnxgirlxjulie]

Hmmm, Thank you so much! And good luck with everything else!

[@slamnxgirlxjulie]

Did you have a lot of calculation questions?

[@devwifey]

Julie Quach Thank you! No I didn't get any, and my classmates said the same thing. I'm not sure if they are changing things up.

[@novawerner4236]

very good video, made EKG much easier to understand.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

+Nova Werner You are very welcome and glad I could gelp

[@abigaildesir9573]

thank you so much. I was worried about the EKG part of NCLEX before this video.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Question: On the NCLEX, which EKG should I assess first if I am given 4 strips. Answer: I took my NCLEX in 1997 and did not have any tele strips but if given the choice, pick the V-Tach, V-Fib or MI strip. This video will help you understand how to read EKG's.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

This comes with a quiz that is available on my website for $20.00 caring4you.net/store/products-page/critical-misc-products/understanding-and-interpreting-ekg-strips-for-the-nclex/

[@jim1970ke]

anneliese garrison Hi,I bought this today around noon and I have not heard from you.I paid through paypal and that money is already deducted from my account.Kindly assist.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

Jim if you did not get a product it is best to email me as I do not come here everyday. I sent it to you but I get so many emails that you need to check your trash or your spam.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

What is your email Jim so that I can resent it. I have gotten no confirmation letter from paypal so I need to check into it.

[@jim1970ke]

I am using my husbands you tube account,my email is [e-mail] I appreciate so much.I can send the payment ID just incase you need it.

[@pammiralles4464]

great video! I'm taking my NCLEX exam this Thursday. I believe this will really help!

[@chadniemi4970]

thank you for putting this together. I found this really helpful in understanding heart blocks!! Very thorough.

[@PassNCLEXToday]

your very welcome!~

[@anitajames6136]

anneliese garrison Love the video. Sorry to correct you but it's "you're", not your. Pet peeve :-)

[@PassNCLEXToday]

If yoy only knew how many messages, emails, keeping website up to date and phone calls i return --- you would be surprised I answer at all; however, you are correct. :) My pet peev is to vs too. Lol

[@anitajames6136]

:-)

[@1purapericulo]

Thank you so much for posting this!! I wish we would have had this in nursing school.

[@francesgarcia7682]

Thank you so very much! This has helped me greatly. I will share this with the rest of my class for help in their interpretation also.

[@Godgirl536]

Thank you for your great video. It is so helpful. I have a plan to take EKG class.