12 Lead ECG: Lead Placement (EMT / AEMT / NRP)
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Placement of leads to perform a 12 Lead ECG.
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Meets 2015 Guidelines..
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Thank you sir I’ve been watching videos and no one shows it as clearly and concise as you did. I will always remember this now!
Thank you sir, it was very helpful. I was studying this for the nremt and realized I probably don’t need it for the test but once I start working, I don’t want to look like a fool if I can’t do it!
"All nipples aren't created equal." That quote made my day. I love EMS. lol. Great video, thanks for sharing.
Hello old friend! Sending hellos from Middletown. Great video. I have been away from main stream EMS for quite some time and slowly getting back into it. This video is a great help. Much like you, I grew up in the "white over right and smoke over fire" lead placement days. After my return I could only imagine the look on my face when a medic handed me a gaggle of leads and asked if I would put them on...😆
Thanks for the good video!
Im a Canadian EMT and its cool to see the technique of the US ems .
+Jean-Daniel Desbiens Thanks for Your Feedback! We enjoy sharing our programs with our friends in Canada!
I can tell you finding these intercostal spaces is not always easy. Especially getting to that 5th space precisely. And nobody really explains how to get there in depth.
This was very helpful. Thank you
Thank you, Sir. You are awesome
nice video. only issue I have is V1 & V2 look more like at 3rd intercostal space on manikin, rather than at 4th and distance from V4 (5th intercostal space) to V2 looks excessive on manikan( apprx 4") rather than one addtl intercostal space. By bringing v1 &v2 down an intercostal space on manikan, would look more in proper alignment
im am aware that there should b apprx 4" between v2 and swing out of v4 due to rib margin, so I stand corrected on that point. shouldnt v5-6 be more mid axillary?
Agree so many people place the leads to high.