Thank you so much for this set of cardiac videos! I am going into my last semester of nursing school and wanted to finish strong, and these videos are helping me do that. I enjoyed how concise they were yet you still added all the pertinent information we need to know.
A nurse from South Korea preparing for NCLEX! I really highly recommend your videos, you made me survive! Really concise, well-summarized, and easy to understand at the very beginning. Thank you again for your huge help!
Thank you for the content you make and for still making more. Your videos help alot of new students and Ive sent some of your videos to my class. Glad I subscribed ♡
Why am I here checking EKG charts day after day? I'm not into this trade by any means - I've been ablated for aFib twice though. Well, because it's so interesting and because of this sympathetic and friendly lady - seldom have I been so impressed by a teacher :)
I was surprised you didn't mention Tachycardia can also be a symptom of low blood volume, dysautonomia, or other underlining medical conditions. Perscribed medications could include fludrocortisone, midodrine, and sometimes iv fluids could be given.
I received a 2 lead pacemaker coz i have a serious tachy-brady syndrome. lowest hr 29-33bpm and highest 130-190bpm. but what make it worst is that my will kept stopping (pause) for 6-8 secs for 20+ a day. recently i was diagnosed with persistent AFib ranges from 184-207, my PM is keeping it down but it is so energy draining
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Thank you so much for explaining this in such simple terms!
You are so welcome!! Thank you for watching!
The way you explained this was soooooo helpful! I finally got it 🥺 Thank you sooo much!!
Yay! Happy to hear. 🙂
Thank you so much for this set of cardiac videos! I am going into my last semester of nursing school and wanted to finish strong, and these videos are helping me do that. I enjoyed how concise they were yet you still added all the pertinent information we need to know.
A nurse from South Korea preparing for NCLEX! I really highly recommend your videos, you made me survive! Really concise, well-summarized, and easy to understand at the very beginning. Thank you again for your huge help!
Best of luck to you! Please email us at support@leveluprn.com when you pass the NCLEX. You got this!!!👍😊
@@LevelUpRNThank you so much! Sure, I will I will! ❤👍
Thank you for the content you make and for still making more.
Your videos help alot of new students and Ive sent some of your videos to my class.
Glad I subscribed ♡
Thank you so much! 🙂😊
Why am I here checking EKG charts day after day? I'm not into this trade by any means - I've been ablated for aFib twice though. Well, because it's so interesting and because of this sympathetic and friendly lady - seldom have I been so impressed by a teacher :)
Thank you so much for your kind comment. ❤️
Your explanations are amazing super easy to understand thank you very much for your wonderful support!
You're very welcome!🙂
I really love all your videos about EKG.
Happy to hear!
These videos helped out a lot and I like how they are short videos. Thanks for the review.
Thank you
Very welcome!
Thanks , ur videos are helpful
Very happy to hear they are helpful to you. 😃
I was surprised you didn't mention Tachycardia can also be a symptom of low blood volume, dysautonomia, or other underlining medical conditions. Perscribed medications could include fludrocortisone, midodrine, and sometimes iv fluids could be given.
Thank you ❤️
Well explained!
Thanks!
What pacing mode would you put on a pt with bradycardia and AV conduction?
i like short your short video, very well explained
Glad to hear that!
I received a 2 lead pacemaker coz i have a serious tachy-brady syndrome. lowest hr 29-33bpm and highest 130-190bpm. but what make it worst is that my will kept stopping (pause) for 6-8 secs for 20+ a day. recently i was diagnosed with persistent AFib ranges from 184-207, my PM is keeping it down but it is so energy draining
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Hi Ashmar, Thanks for your inquiry. Unfortunately, these cards are no longer available for sale. We truly apologize for the inconvenience but be sure to sign up for our email newsletter at LevelUpRN.com: leveluprn.com/ to find out about more resources to be released in the future! Best of luck with your studies!
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