Intro to EKG Interpretation - Overview of Tachyarrhythmias

Mechanisms, etiologies, and EKG characteristics of sinus tachycardia, atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, multifocal atrial tachycardia, supraventricular tachycardia, and ventricular tachycardia.

[MayuraVyamsaka]

Fantastic video as always, although just a quick doubt: some medicine textbooks indicate that SVT actually encompasses afib, flutter, PSVT & WPW. Is this actually inaccurate, or has the classification changed over time? What classification would you recommend following these days?

[daizydayze]

Thank you for the update Des!!! You're loved and cherished by everyone! Take it easy and if you want to continue to post or not, it's totally understandable. Sending you much love. 💘 💘 💘

[josefilipesantos]

Hello Doctor

I would just like to thank you very much for all your impeccable work and exceptional teaching method! I read an ECG book cover to cover, paid for 2 differente courses on the subject and it was your series of videos that had me mastering the subject - by the end of it I was the one my colleagues turned to for questions.

Yesterday I had a practical exam and, as part of it, my teacher showed me an ECG. Instantly I could tell it was Atrial Flutter with 2:1 block just by glancing at it, earning me the teachers admiration - and a solid 18 out of 20 in the exam. The feeling of mastering something you once thought was impossible to learn is a very empowerin one indeed.

So doctor, once again, thank you. Even though we never met, you are responsible for this success. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

[zma]

16:54 Sinus tachycardia, A Fib, A Flutter are certainly considered SVT!

[hemmojito]

"Occasionally a student or resident can look like a superstar by suggesting flutter from only looking at a rate-as-a-function-of-time graph before having the opportunity of looking at an actual rhythm recording."
... Do you... want us to be superstars?
I think I'm gonna cry that is the nicest thing anyone's ever said to me. :D

[mitotianiMartin]

That´s by far the best tutorial I have found so far! Thank You very much. :) And now let´s all repeat hundred times :D

[markulinos]

You are so gifted! Thank you so much for your kind lectures! Hope all teachers had your knowledge and the ability to make med students understand these difficult concepts!

[altafalinaushad]

Dr Strong, you make too much sense. 
Many thanks.

[jamesgreiner]

At 19:30, you point out the P waves are after the QRS (SVT). I am guessing that is a T wave following the P waves. How do I distinguish between the two? Had I looked at this without your description, I would have seen what I thought was inverted T waves and early, but prominent P waves.

[nellyhoffman]

Thank you Doctor for your hardwork ! We Really appreciate it !

[ap]

Great information you have here! Thank you! Anyway possible we can print this slides?

[mplima]

HI Dr. Eric, in atrial flutter with variable conduction i dont think its irregularly irregular, because all R-R intervals are a multiplication of "x" (2x, 3x, 4), they are constant reflecting the circle motion of AF

[zishanrahman]

Dr. Strong, thank you very much! Your videos are fantastic!

[meseretasfaw]

Amazing explanation! I just cleared my confusion with regard to this topic, Thanks a lot, Sir!

[asdw]

This is a very comprehensive video. Just wondering why ventricular fibrillation is not included in the video?

[HafizahHoshni]

Awesomely informative and perfectly explained! Thank you so much! 😊😊 4/3/2019

[jonen]

Great video. I have a rather specific question I cannot seem to find an answer to: What exactly makes an arrhythmia polymorphic?

[amrnagymd]

Hello Dr. Strong, your videos are fantastic.
I`ve been through all Intro to EKGs videos.
I can`t find the Advanced EKGs videos, are they on youtube.
Can you provide a link please.
Can`t wait to master the EKG.
Thanks

[newmanlord]

Hi Mr. Eric,
How is life treating You Over,
Thanks for Your Brief Indications on Medicine.

[parthasarathidas]

awesome videos sir. really great work. thanks a lot sir :)