EKG I 3rd Degree Block

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  • @SimpleNursing
    @SimpleNursing  5 лет назад +4

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  • @margielavarias1490
    @margielavarias1490 3 года назад +5

    Thank you so much sir! I have been trying to look for ways to understand ECG interpretation! Thank you so much for making it super easy and concise what to look for! And great mnemonics as well. God bless

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      @SimpleNursing  3 года назад

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  • @aran125
    @aran125 Год назад +1

    Very well explained. Been EMT 17 yrs, only practiced for 7, was never a medic. Not in nursing school but I love this channel 👌👍

  • @Charky23
    @Charky23 Год назад +2

    On point! Thanks

  • @rmeine7
    @rmeine7 3 года назад +2

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  • @jonaben5714
    @jonaben5714 Год назад

    Life with my pacemaker now after 4 weeks with a pulse of 35, i with would have known that all before. "If your p an q not agree..." and epacialy the two 2 replacement rhythms with 30-40 or 40-50

  • @jossanmarin56
    @jossanmarin56 4 года назад +2

    P's and Q's do not agree a-then it's Third degree. This got stuck in my head. Thank you for your videos :)

    • @SimpleNursing
      @SimpleNursing  4 года назад

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  • @srdinzmsj4989
    @srdinzmsj4989 4 года назад

    Thank

  • @SUGAR_XYLER
    @SUGAR_XYLER Год назад

    I've experienced 3rd degree heart blocked 4 times within 6 years and I don't have a pacemaker and I'm 58.

    • @jonaben5714
      @jonaben5714 Год назад

      So you life with the replacement rhythm between 30-50? pls explain!

  • @claudiagonzalez6489
    @claudiagonzalez6489 4 года назад

    Great videos!!! thank you so much

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  • @peaceoutworld9629
    @peaceoutworld9629 4 года назад

    How is there a QRS present if the AV node blocks conduction to the bundle of his/purkinje fibers? If there is a complete heart block, could there even be contraction of the ventricles?

    • @xlyde1644
      @xlyde1644 4 года назад

      Yes. Av contraction can produce hr from 40 to 60

    • @ganeshadelkar24
      @ganeshadelkar24 4 года назад +1

      Ventricles can beat at their own rhythm if there is no conduction of impulse through AV node. Here Bundle of His can work as Pacemaker for ventricles. Rate of contraction of ventricles is slow in such cases, 40-60 per minute.

  • @godschildchristian1218
    @godschildchristian1218 3 года назад

    RN Mastery states that the rate is from 20-55. Please help me on that. Thank you

    • @MossyMozart
      @MossyMozart 14 дней назад

      My HR was 37 for some months (no response to atropine, either) before the electrophysiologist decided I had to get a pacemaker. It came on slowly, so I must have acclimated to the rate, but I felt colder than usual and although I could function, I couldn't add any extra demands, like no running up stairs.

  • @sweetness2194
    @sweetness2194 10 месяцев назад

    You are awesome!!! Cute as heck too.

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    @vanessaipaba1 4 года назад +1

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