Recognizing ST segment changes on the stress ECG (EKG)

This video was taken from our new Stress ECG (EKG) Essentials course. By the end of this lesson, you will know how to recognize significant ST segment changes on the ECG (EKG). If you want to learn more about how to interpret stress ECGs (EKGs), make sure to check out the course as well as the cases in the workshop!
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[@christinatorres7447]

this is literally GOLD!!!!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!! i dont know how many videos and charts and books i've looked at and this video was clear cut and to the point! thank you!!!

[@brothuchiha6266]

Best explanation. Shorter and to the point with nice visuals

[@ilaydamahmutoglu5942]

i have watched 100 s of videos yours were the best at explaining it. you got my heart

[@adeolafashola2732]

Thank you so much. Simple and clarified my confusion on identifying ST segments

[@Kewljean]

Thank you so much...such a remarkably clear explanation!!

[@carlosgaribay9351]

This is just amazing, thanks man 👌🏻

[@omar-iv9xi]

Fantastic explanation

[@KukuhPPutra]

Thank you so much

[@rdy4trvl]

I always wonder why the stress test is on a treadmill and not a stationary bike which would significantly reduce movement by the patient (and "artifact").

[@anca2963]

Hi! What does stress mean in this context? Is it psychological stress included? Because I have a project in which I need to determine psychological stress from an EKG and I really dont know how to determine that from an EKG.

[@kobemonje4390]

What does nonspecific st changes means?

[@AyoRalph5]

My test states “ Nonspecific ST and T abnormalities” abnormal ECG....what does that mean?

[@AyoRalph5]

No unfortunately

[@priyankag9830]

Hi r u OK now mine also same

[@user-uw7ms4tt2m]

How digoxin effect the st segment ?

[@aqualife88]

downsloping ST segment depression

[@bungeegumunlimited2572]

what is the meaning of Non-specific ST-T wave changes? is it safe or not?

[@averypennington1506]

This reply may be too late, but it’s my understanding that this indicates ischemia

[@melsue1026]

*Can anyone tell me what this means? Was on my sisters stress test* Exercise EKG stress test was 1 millimeter upsloping ST depression inferolateral leads

[@RaafatBaheegVideo]

It usually doesn't mean anything, as upsloping ST depression is frequently associated with exercise. This is most probably a normal expected finding. However, if your sister showed clinical symptoms of low cardiac output during the stress test, this should be further investigated by coronary angiography.

[@melsue1026]

Raafat Baheeg ok I think the only other thing was lots of ectopics during exercise but that’s it. Thank u!

[@katiew5258]

I came to this video with the same question, I have frequent PVCs (16k-20k per day) and they generally went away while exercising, but the doctors notes mentioned something like "non specific upsloping ST-T wave changes" and I have no idea if that's good or bad

[@RaafatBaheegVideo]

Katie, It means insignificant. Don't worry. That's nothing.

[@katiew5258]

Thanks!