Rate and Rhythm | Junctional and Idioventricular Rhythm

Ninja Nerds,
Join us for the next lecture within our ECG playlist. We will continue discussing rate and rhythm with this lecture on junctional rhythm and idioventricular rhythm. You will be able to understand how to calculate the rate, interpret the rhythm and observe for any abnormalities within this real 12-lead ECG strip.

ECG strip: Jason Winter @ ECG Educator

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[j.fnorfleet]

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[bellefeu]

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[stoiccrane]

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[ZeyadAlweher]

Thanks Zacj.. regareding junctional rhythm.. i did not see any wide QRS complexes, yet as long as it is junctional it should be narrow.. kindly clarify?.. Regards

[naveenchand]

Hey!, Thanks, I've been waiting for this series of vedios.

[shreshthi]

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[mariaperez-ceqv]

Awesome explanation GOT IT will be ready for my EKG test for work

[cikathalitanurulizzah]

Great job, zach and team!
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[vickythomson]

Excellent! Would appreciate information on how to treat these disrythmias as well 😀

[mbibi]

Hi team, love your videos. On these ones, it’s hard to follow where Zac is pointing unless he either specially says which strip he is on, draws on it or makes his pointer bigger.
Eg R-R intervals (1:51) couldn’t see how he calculated it. Always love your work and you’re the best

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[tamiruinika]

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[manaralsuleh]

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[Borlingr]

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[soundousschakir]

Please we need vedios of molecular biology

[dr.kushagramittal]

The ECG and the rhythm strip you used are different. They have completely different rates. Why would you do that?