Rate and Rhythm | Sinus Bradycardia and Sinus Tachycardia

Ninja Nerds,
Join us for the next lecture within our ECG playlist. We will continue discussing rate and rhythm with this lecture on sinus bradycardia and sinus tachycardia. 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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[shadiabunassar]

THANK YOU !!
One note though; could you make a playlist or something for the new ECG series where you put the videos in the right order ? it will make it easier for us to follow ^^

[rosejasmine]

Great video👍
You need to use pointer though.. when you say look here, I don't know where to look!

[alfonsocantor]

Thanks for giving insight in the actual practice of interpretation and to the whole team who helped make this video!

[architasaha]

EKG interpretation was difficult for me, but you made it clear. Thank you brother.

[uwillneverwalk]

This doctor is just awesome he deserves more recognition💗

[yasfakhraeian]

you are awesome man, this video needs much more views

[yakubibrahimabdul]

Ninja Nerd words can't extend our appreciation to you for the wonderful stuffs you are providing us with. God Bless you, we Love Next Time💓❤❤

[yourdnahelicase]

Why are we counting wide qrs in chest leads and not in the limb ones? Coz in the limb ones it doesn't look wide

[krishsathish]

i love the work u guys do. U guys have helped me a lot throughout the years. just a quick favor. Could you talk more about skeletal and integuementary. Skeletal, specifically the physiology of like functions as well as ossification

[BakrAli]

1. Rate: normal, tachycardia, bradycardia
2. Rhythm
- R-R interval: regular
- P wave: sinus (II +, aVR -)[if inverted: lead misplaced, dextrocardia, ectopic rhythm],
- P -> QRS: AV association, heart block
- QRS: narrow, wide (VT, )


RSR' in V1-V3, wide QRS: RBBB


RBBB not as ominous as LBBB
RBBB = RSR in V1-V3 + PVC pattern in V5-V6 (ST depression?)
MaRRoW

Regular narrow complex: 3 things:
Sinus tachycardia: hypovolemia dehydration, fever, SNS exercise
Atrial Flutter
SVT

[rozannaal-harbi]

Hey, Q: in the first example the QRS in the rhythm strip is only 2 small boxes? With which one can i go?

[HarryFernandes]

Why is it times 6 ? U never explained it or did i miss some

[mdshahjalalshahjalal]

May Allah give you tons of smile and happiness 🤗

[u_doc]

Thank you, sir! It is amazing. What about the axis deviation? Thank you!

[DocAgarwal]

Hey, how to you know that you need a V1 lead as a rhythm strip, for all this ? Or is it like anyone can be chosen ?
And how do one decides which to choose ?

[reamduke]

0:25 second mark: where did you get six from to times it back 7 ?

[kiriby.]

Great. I have never understood ECG, for me it was a big burden. Now I get it

[sector]

What about wandering atrial pacemaker? Shouldn’t you make sure all P waves are shaped the same before saying it’s sinus?

[gcflupis]

Great explanations!!! Cristal clear!!! Thanks a lot !!! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[vide]

How do you know if it's a 10-strip or a 6-strip?