This is a really good content! I would suggest that you have a more visible pointer over the screen. I got lost a couple of times here. Same goes for the other videos in this series.
When you were measuring out the rate on the first example, I noticed that you counted the S waves along with the R waves to get your rate and it got me a little lost there. Is that specific to that rhythm?
it is because the rate we are referring to is ventricular rate, so all waves that represent major ventricular depolarization should be counted. In the first example of this video, both R wave and S wave are representing major ventricular depolarization which cause ventricles to contract. The reason why S wave represents major ventricular depolarization is explained in 08:52. One thing you may want to know is that not all major ventricular depolarization is represented by R wave, it can be represented by S wave e.g. in V1 and V2
Is there anything that can bff done to fix PVC's? I had then for years and ask the doctors that i went to said that they were normal. Years later I changed a few things in diet and stress reduction and they atopped for a long time. Now they're back... Thanks for all your hard work.
I'm having an episode of PVCs right now. Although benign, they are distracting. I have a history of Atrial Fibrillation w/RVR, so I'm no stranger to these "extra beats." Mine seem to be happening every 13-20 beats right now. I take Atenolol (100mg) daily.
Fantastic! I have been suffering from PAC's PVC's and Bigeminy beats. My Kardia 6L has managed to capture almost a clear 30 seconds of bigeminy beats. Strange enough, the Kardia device labeled my reading as "Unclassified" with 39 beats per minute. I can clearly see Bigeminy despite "Unclassified" labeling. I'm going to assume that Bigeminy is a PVC and not a PAC, correct?
Can u respond about pvcs during pregnancy please. I was getting ectopic a few times here and there before but way more and longer durations since being pregnancy
Hi, Good Day! I have a question. How do I know which QRS to look at when trying to determine if it is wide or narrow? Because in here, there are some QRS that are narrow, yet you only considered or mentioned the wide ones. Is there a specific reason behind that? Thank You in advance.
Yes . There Is specific reasons behind it. You need to check out the abnormal QRS ( those are different in appearance then regular QRS complexes ) because this wide one is the actual PVC which we are looking for.
This is a really good content! I would suggest that you have a more visible pointer over the screen. I got lost a couple of times here. Same goes for the other videos in this series.
Excellent presentation. I cleared all of my confusions about PVC, Ventricular bigeminy, Ventricular trigeminy & Torsades de pointes. Thanks a lot.
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When you were measuring out the rate on the first example, I noticed that you counted the S waves along with the R waves to get your rate and it got me a little lost there. Is that specific to that rhythm?
same doubt . shouldn't he count only R
it is because the rate we are referring to is ventricular rate, so all waves that represent major ventricular depolarization should be counted. In the first example of this video, both R wave and S wave are representing major ventricular depolarization which cause ventricles to contract. The reason why S wave represents major ventricular depolarization is explained in 08:52. One thing you may want to know is that not all major ventricular depolarization is represented by R wave, it can be represented by S wave e.g. in V1 and V2
Excellent and marvelous presentation. It's just simple and amazing. Good work man.
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Is there anything that can bff done to fix PVC's? I had then for years and ask the doctors that i went to said that they were normal. Years later I changed a few things in diet and stress reduction and they atopped for a long time. Now they're back...
Thanks for all your hard work.
Thank you for sharing. Video is really helpful.
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This is a well explained and very detailed video. It has provided great insight into PVC. Thank you very much
Do you get PVcs with a sort of a dizzy lightheaded feeling?
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Question...why did you in the first lead count all the r and s for the rate but in the bottom two leads you only counted the r for the rate?
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Have you thought of doing heart blocks or conduction changes?
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This video is really great but I couldn't help wondering how would you recognize NSTEMI and STEMI in ECG. couldn't find this in any of your videos.
I'm having an episode of PVCs right now. Although benign, they are distracting. I have a history of Atrial Fibrillation w/RVR, so I'm no stranger to these "extra beats." Mine seem to be happening every 13-20 beats right now. I take Atenolol (100mg) daily.
thank yoooooou , but you didn't mention compensatory pause ?
Sir, which playlist is it... I can’t find.
me neither
Thanks a million!! but where can I find the pathophysiology videos for all of the rate-rhythm abnormalities please?
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When determining the Rate, why did you include S wave instead of the number of R wave in a six second strip? Some to enlighten me.
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Hi ! Where can I find the following video ? I can’t seem to find the playlist. Thank you, this really helped my brain fog when it came to PVCs
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Fantastic! I have been suffering from PAC's PVC's and Bigeminy beats. My Kardia 6L has managed to capture almost a clear 30 seconds of bigeminy beats. Strange enough, the Kardia device labeled my reading as "Unclassified" with 39 beats per minute. I can clearly see Bigeminy despite "Unclassified" labeling. I'm going to assume that Bigeminy is a PVC and not a PAC, correct?
Why is the T wave of opposite electrical polarity to QRS complex
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can someone explain why we are counting r and s...where does the s thing come in
10:09 why is that first ECG ectopic and not a reentrant circuit. Did i miss the part he ruled out reentrant ?
Can you make a video tu explain r on t phenomen
Can you teach us anatomy also??
how do u know that its an S wave( the inverted wave in the first figure) its very far from qrs complex???? and why would i count rs interval ???
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Hi,nice video. IS three consecutive AVC considered Supraventricular tachycardia SVT ?
Did you ever find out the answer?
Can u respond about pvcs during pregnancy please. I was getting ectopic a few times here and there before but way more and longer durations since being pregnancy
But why is there negative t wave after the pvc?
how come it is an S wave?
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Hi, Good Day! I have a question. How do I know which QRS to look at when trying to determine if it is wide or narrow? Because in here, there are some QRS that are narrow, yet you only considered or mentioned the wide ones. Is there a specific reason behind that? Thank You in advance.
Yes . There Is specific reasons behind it. You need to check out the abnormal QRS ( those are different in appearance then regular QRS complexes ) because this wide one is the actual PVC which we are looking for.
why we count the s waves as well .
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Anybody with bigeminy pulse?
First one😄
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