The cardiac axis made ridiculously easy

Determining the cardiac axis on the ECG is much easier than most people think. The problem with the cardiac axis is that every book explains it in a slightly different way. Many of these ways are overly complex. In this video, we'll teach you everything you need to know about the cardiac axis and how to diagnose it on the ECG - i.e., EKG. Plus, you will learn our simple and reliable method to determine the axis in under 5 minutes.

[Stonefalconetti]

Mind blown!! I have learned many methods and always struggled with their logic... Your method is clear and logical and can be easily applied on the spot. Thank you!!!

[johnmichaelfundal]

What makes this a valuable resource is its capacity to explain the rationale in an understandable way.. Thank You!

[ripperishere]

Well, this is underpaid, overqualified tutor, who can teach you simple, easy to understand, logical ways which can improve your medical skills. Hands up
, the best explanation I've ever seen.

[groe]

Thank you very much! I appreciate how you accurately & clearly explained this in just 15 minutes. My professor, on the other hand, couldn't explain this very well in her 3 hour lecture!

[steynaranderson]

I literally want to hug you, my book is useless, I actually get this

[KaZoo]

So simplified that it's genius. Thank you.

[caitlinnmaddox]

I'm so impressed by this video. Well done. You really explained things beautifully.

[angiechen]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I have always struggled with this and had to use a table on my cheatsheet to determine the axis when I read EKG. Now, I finally understand and no longer need to look it up.

[AnisurRahman-hfmw]

Mind blown lecture 😍
I have learned a lots from this video. Thanks a lot from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[jesusiskingofmyheart]

This helped SOOO much. Thank you! I finally understand :")

[dunjanassery]

In conlusion
If lead 1 positive look at lead 2 - if thats positive then its a normal axis
If lead 1 positive look at lead 2 - if thats negative then its a left axis deviation
If lead 1 is negative look at aVF - if thats positive then its a right axis deviation
If lead 1 is negative look at aVF - if thats negative then its North west deviation

[mohamedabdelgalil]

You're the Master, I got very overwhelmed from my book and some other videos but you cleared it up, Thank you so much

[asbadtaste]

I still don't get it and probably never will lol

[git]

Can't thank you enough😭😭😭 I have my exams tomorrow and this video literally saved me

[Thorissa]

I now owe you, Sir. You just indirectly helped thousands of patients with a video.

[babycherylcat]

Can you come teach my med school class? You made it so much simpler than my prof!

[busesimsek]

This was super good for my dumb brain, thank you sir.

[nabilasheherin]

This is the most useful video on youtube on thiss topic.. can't thank you enough..

[redietassefa]

You and @mihretabgirma, who forwarded the link to the batch's group, are life savers for the st.paul human population.

[salam]

thank you much I've been struggling in cardiac axis until I watch your video really thanks alot ^^