2 minutes in and I love your presentation!!! The electrical pathway drawing is amazing and I’m gonna start drawing.. I’ve never seen it drawn out like that.. I want to get back into the field. It’s been 8 years.. Im missing EMS.
Great question! This is a nomenclature that is standardly used. Described in 1910 by Thomas Lewis. We continue to use this. Thanks for your question and support. Happy New Year!
Your videos are great. There is no much content as well explained as yours. It really helped in course :3
2 minutes in and I love your presentation!!! The electrical pathway drawing is amazing and I’m gonna start drawing.. I’ve never seen it drawn out like that.. I want to get back into the field. It’s been 8 years.. Im missing EMS.
Please what’s the difference between between Aivr and junctional rhythm with rbbb
I have this rhythm but it’s weird cause the first beat registered at 168bpm but the rest were under 100 so they listed it as aivr
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Hi a quick qn am confused if the rhythm is regular why did u multiply by 6 ? Shouldn’t it be 300/ 3 ( No . Of boxes btwn R-R )
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Why do we call it accelerated idioventricular instead of accelerated ventricular? The rate being over 40bpm makes it not idioventricular.
Great question! This is a nomenclature that is standardly used. Described in 1910 by Thomas Lewis. We continue to use this. Thanks for your question and support. Happy New Year!
I think idioventricular means it's coming from an ectopic ventricular foci