ECG Academy 12-lead ChalkTalk - Learn to Read Complex ECGs/EKGs
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- Опубликовано: 23 мар 2024
- This latest ChalkTalk from Dr. Nick will show you step-by-step how to read this complex ECG that has a finding we don't see very often.... And for ECG technicians he discusses a very important finding that could help avoid embarrassment when the cardiologist points out that the ECG was hooked up incorrectly!!
ECG Academy is a world-recognized leader in Advanced ECG training. Created by Dr. Nick Tullo, a Cardiac Electrophysiologist, the video tutorials we offer provide The Better Way to Read ECGs -- using an understanding of physiology, this enables readers to ANALYZE tracings like an Expert.
A Message From Dr. Nick --
"The lesson videos on ECG Academy have all been optimized, and doctors, nurses, NPs, PAs and techs can earn up to 38 hours of CE/CME with my new Certificate Courses, upgraded for 2024. For those who feel comfortable reading basic tracings, these ChalkTalks provide important insights and 'pearls' that will hone your skills and get you reading ECGs and rhythm strips BETTER than a cardiologist!"
We also offer a “non-certificate course” that includes all of the quizzes and exams but without a passing grade… it is a hybrid product for people who want the challenge and added learning and insights offered by the exam questions and feedback but who don’t need accredited CMEs/CEs.
We are now offering Live ECG Masterclasses every month for those who want to ask questions and interact with "Dr. Nick." You can check those out at ecgacademy.com/masterclass.html ---
If you like this ChalkTalk and want to watch a new one every week, it only costs $4.95 a month -- less than that latte you're getting at Starbucks!! If you want to sign up for a monthly membership to watch all of the lessons, my RUclips viewers can get a 25% discount off their first month -- use the Promo Code YT25 to take advantage of that offer.
My goal is to “revolutionize” ECG learning and get everyone in the healthcare field who values their job and their patients to “Read Different” - to see ECGs in a new light and start recognizing that there’s more to arrhythmias than what’s in the basic textbooks. I want to build a community of providers who look at ECGs like I do as a cardiac electrophysiologist. I want to teach a whole new way of looking at ECGs - to open new doors in your career, where you can recognize the subtle findings in tracings from across the room that others never see.
I hope that you join me in my Crusade!"
-- Nick Tullo, MD
ECG Academy
ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
ChalkTalks are 6-minute coaching sessions that teach you step-by-step how an ECG expert approaches an unknown rhythm strip. This tracing shows a 12-lead with an unusual finding. By systematically analyzing the cardiogram, Dr. Nick helps you put all of the findings in perspective in this abnormal electrocardiogram.
ECG Academy offers monthly and annual memberships that provide access to basic, advanced, and expert levels. If you are already comfortable with ECGs but want to gain additional insights into reading complex tracings like this one, you can purchase a "ChalkTalk Only" membership that provides access to a new ChalkTalk every week for a year for only $40. Remember... most ECGs don't look like the textbook. Start looking at ECGs in a Whole New Light with ECG Academy!
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Thanks for, Dr. Tullo! That's great.
Thank you! I really appreciate that!
I appreciate your great and invaluable educations. Thanks
I'm happy that you were one of the first to watch it! It's "hot off the presses". 🙂
As always, a wonderful, concise explanation.
Thank you SO much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
outstanding !
Thanks!!!
I love your videos!!!! Have you thought about offering a cardiac Rhythm device course?
I have very good device-related videos on my website, ECGAcademy.com
Thank u, doc. I've known about hemiblocks but never really understand what it is.
I'm still on 'memorize' phase, left axis --> LA --> LAHB haha Now I've learned a bit more about it.
I am glad I could help! There is more to it. My course has more info...
Hello Dr, Excellent video, thank you
I just have a question , can we have a LPHB when the R in D3 in not taller than in AVF and we don't have the typical qR in the inferior leads ?
Yes. Because there is a larger S-wave in aVF, the net signal is smaller than in Lead III. A "Typical" qR does not give you the diagnosis -- the axis does.
Thank you !