12 Lead ECG (Electrocardiogram) for beginners 🔥🤯.

Hey there, welcome back to another exciting episode of the Learn Medicine Show! Today, we're diving into the fascinating world of the 12-lead electrocardiogram, also known as the ECG.

You'll learn how this incredible machine detects the electrical activity of your heart and turns it into a captivating graphical display. Plus, I'll reveal the secrets of chest and limb leads, and why they produce different wave shapes on the ECG.

But that's not all - this is just the beginning of our ECG series. In the next episode, we'll explore the thrilling world of interpreting normal and abnormal ECG readings.

So sit back, relax, and join me on this thrilling journey to learn more about medicine. Let's go!
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timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:23 How the ECG records the electrical activity
01:00 ECG paper
01:23 Normal ECG waves
03:31 The precordial leads
06:14 The limb leads
08:16 Forming the 12 Lead electrocardiogram

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[raiyanmanna]

Amazing video, very palatable.
The effort went into making this video is very much appreciated.

[explodinglemon]

This is incredible.Thanks for making such an easy to understand video.

[MMTUAyiti]

Wonderful vizualization and explanation. Love it.

[bernardauvity]

Thanks for this great tutorial , I do apreciate a lot 😀 😀

[lorenzoor]

I'd certainly need to revisit this video to fully grasp all you say, because the amount and quality of information is fantastic. After watching this again I found one important thing missing and that is decomposition of QRS complex. Why in some leads Q is missing, in others R is missing, in other S is a spike and in others R is a spike? That is not left clear in this video.... Regardless, this is a nice tutorial. Thank you for such effort!

[shinjikagawa]

Bro finally ECG lecture which I could understand... U dropped this bro👑

[cindythom]

Hi I’m now studying ECG. Trying to comprehend the rhythm to remember any tips.Tku

[prk]

What if the patient misses an arm or an leg? What happens to the leads that would be placed in the missing limbs?

[oh-she-en]

😅I want a millivolt to come out the phone so I can see how big it is❤

[snezhanagjinaj]

Sorry but I m a doctor you think i dont know it? Explain some cell fisiology