🎓‼ Earn CE Credits! Pre-order ICU Advantage Academy: 👉🏼 adv.icu/academy 💲 10% off Critical Care Academy (CCRN Review): 👉🏼adv.icu/cca (USE CODE "icuadv10") 💲 10% off EACH Month @ Nurisng Mastery membership: 👉🏼 adv.icu/mastery 📝 NOTES available to members! ► RUclips: adv.icu/ym | ► Patreon: adv.icu/pm Thank you guys so much for watching! Please leave us a like if you enjoyed the video. We truly do appreciate it! Also we love hearing your comments so feel free to tell us what you think of the video. We hope that after this lesson, you will have a good understanding of the main types of atrial arrhythmias and junctional arrhythmias. Aflutter and even more so afib are some common rhythms you will come across in your practice. The junctional rhythms are less common, but we hope after watching this lesson that you will be able to identify those key characteristics and feel more confident in being able to identify this rhythm. Check out the entire EKG Playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PL2oVjKTYocdPMaNwn4xbg6xAIaAnyraMj Don't forget to check us out and give us a follow on Instagram as well! instagram.com/ICUAdvantage
This is well detailed and easily understanding. You are better off than my lecturers. They complicate everything combined. I am no more scared of ECG. Thank you very much. I am grateful to Holy Spirit of God Almighty for taking me to your channel. I was devastated confused and scared if I will ever know ecg but after praying to Holy Spirit to wake me by 4am and teach me ecg. He woke me up that time and took me to your channel. I am no longer scared of ECG. Once again more knowledge to do more I pray Amen.
Eddie, thank you for making these! They're really well done refreshers, and I've been inviting coworkers over for post-work beverages... And turning these on. They say they hate it, but they keep coming back, and I've seen a difference in how we approach cardiac issues (surgical/trauma... We need all the help we can get)! Thanks so much.
Haha this is awesome! I'm glad that you guys are getting value from these videos! I'm humbled to be able to help out. I also started out in surgical/trauma ICU before eventually moving over to the CVICU. Thank you so much for stopping by and taking the time to leave such a great comment! Look forward to hearing more about these adventures! 🙂
I literally cannot thank you enough for these. I'm 4 videos into this series now, and as a labor and delivery nurse who wants to specialize in our OBICU, I am currently in an arrythmia class. I've been in obstetrics as a post partum nurse and have my ACLS and PALS as well as my NRP, but this is so much better for a visual learner like me. The colors, the drawings, the sample EKGs, chefs kiss. Well done friend.As one nurse to another, I commend you and I hope I can help others with this info as well!
Wow, so great to read this comment Gina! I actually used to work with a nurse who came from OBICU to our Trauma ICU and she was a fantastic resource. Really happy to hear my video style spoke to you and you found it helpful.
I appreciate the lessons you've provided on ECGs. As a RN for almost 20 years , I am transitioning from MS to Step-down and need this education for my new role. Well explained, great job and thank you for sharing!
I finally found someone to teach EKG the way I understand. The way you explain what is electrically happening with the SA node for it to create the AFIB strip for example, makes us paint a picture of the situation and correlate this picture with the EKG line. Thanks you!
I have learned so much more in these videos than I do in all of my RN school lectures combined. You really break everything down nicely. Thank you so much for this content.
So helpful, i love your choice of topics. Covers all the basics, i will indeed donate as a token of appreciation when i start earning, hopefully soon. though i have a long way to get there.
Thank you for making these videos. I’m a student major in medical examination. The ECG/EKG bother me for long time. And your videos clearly delivered the central knowledge to differentiate the character of these syndrome. BTW, i subscribed.
Thank you again.. I’ve been watching your videos over and over..your videos and the way you explain is very clear and easy to understand…please make videos .thank you for your hard work.
Yay! So happy to hear this Katelyn! There are a lot of them for you to work through, haha. Glad to hear you are enjoying them and finding them helpful!
Hi Eddie, Thank you so much for all your hard work and excellent presentation. You do not have an idea of how it has increased my understanding and confidence in my ICU practice.
How would one differentiate from an "atrial fibrillation with a slow ventricular response" and a "junctional escape rhythm" or "junctional bradycardia"? It is my understanding that you can still have a junctional escape rhythm with R-R irregularity (synonymous to a sinus arrhythmia).
Hello, Thank you for a well-made educational serie about arrhythmias. Is your example of atrial flutter 2:1, indeed a 1:1 as only 1 P-wave is identifiable, and the ventricular responds corresponds to proposed atrial rate of flutter i.e. 250-300. Regards
Great content. Your knowledge level and the gift of systematic material explanation is very impressive. I wish your channel the best. Sincerely, Your New Subscriber
Hi Eddie, I’m a teenager and I went to the doctor and took an EKG (for chest pains) he said my heart was normal, for the past few days my heart seems to skip a beat. Do you know if it’s a real problem or I’m just worried? Thank you!
Thanks for sharing. It's impossible for me to be able to know. I'd trust what your doctor is telling you. If you keep having an issue, certainly make sure and tell them.
🎓‼ Earn CE Credits! Pre-order ICU Advantage Academy: 👉🏼 adv.icu/academy
💲 10% off Critical Care Academy (CCRN Review): 👉🏼adv.icu/cca (USE CODE "icuadv10")
💲 10% off EACH Month @ Nurisng Mastery membership: 👉🏼 adv.icu/mastery
📝 NOTES available to members! ► RUclips: adv.icu/ym | ► Patreon: adv.icu/pm
Thank you guys so much for watching! Please leave us a like if you enjoyed the video. We truly do appreciate it! Also we love hearing your comments so feel free to tell us what you think of the video. We hope that after this lesson, you will have a good understanding of the main types of atrial arrhythmias and junctional arrhythmias. Aflutter and even more so afib are some common rhythms you will come across in your practice. The junctional rhythms are less common, but we hope after watching this lesson that you will be able to identify those key characteristics and feel more confident in being able to identify this rhythm.
Check out the entire EKG Playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PL2oVjKTYocdPMaNwn4xbg6xAIaAnyraMj
Don't forget to check us out and give us a follow on Instagram as well! instagram.com/ICUAdvantage
This is well detailed and easily understanding. You are better off than my lecturers. They complicate everything combined. I am no more scared of ECG. Thank you very much. I am grateful to Holy Spirit of God Almighty for taking me to your channel. I was devastated confused and scared if I will ever know ecg but after praying to Holy Spirit to wake me by 4am and teach me ecg. He woke me up that time and took me to your channel. I am no longer scared of ECG. Once again more knowledge to do more I pray Amen.
Amen!
Eddie, thank you for making these! They're really well done refreshers, and I've been inviting coworkers over for post-work beverages... And turning these on. They say they hate it, but they keep coming back, and I've seen a difference in how we approach cardiac issues (surgical/trauma... We need all the help we can get)! Thanks so much.
Haha this is awesome! I'm glad that you guys are getting value from these videos! I'm humbled to be able to help out. I also started out in surgical/trauma ICU before eventually moving over to the CVICU. Thank you so much for stopping by and taking the time to leave such a great comment! Look forward to hearing more about these adventures! 🙂
I literally cannot thank you enough for these. I'm 4 videos into this series now, and as a labor and delivery nurse who wants to specialize in our OBICU, I am currently in an arrythmia class. I've been in obstetrics as a post partum nurse and have my ACLS and PALS as well as my NRP, but this is so much better for a visual learner like me. The colors, the drawings, the sample EKGs, chefs kiss. Well done friend.As one nurse to another, I commend you and I hope I can help others with this info as well!
Wow, so great to read this comment Gina! I actually used to work with a nurse who came from OBICU to our Trauma ICU and she was a fantastic resource. Really happy to hear my video style spoke to you and you found it helpful.
eddie, kudos for unselfishly educating younger nurses thru your videos. cant thank you enough, I understand your vids better than anyone else!
HaHa! And, older nurses! I'm 59 and learning sooooo much...I'm a new ER nurse and just love everything I'm learning here.
I appreciate the lessons you've provided on ECGs. As a RN for almost 20 years , I am transitioning from MS to Step-down and need this education for my new role. Well explained, great job and thank you for sharing!
Awesome. Congrats on the transition and happy to be able to help. Glad you enjoyed it!
I finally found someone to teach EKG the way I understand. The way you explain what is electrically happening with the SA node for it to create the AFIB strip for example, makes us paint a picture of the situation and correlate this picture with the EKG line. Thanks you!
Really glad to hear this video was what you needed!
Eddie,
You are simply a genius nurse.You are my Google .
Haha, video Google for ICU stuff. I like it!
I have learned so much more in these videos than I do in all of my RN school lectures combined. You really break everything down nicely. Thank you so much for this content.
Awesome man! Great to hear this. Happy to be able to help!
So helpful, i love your choice of topics. Covers all the basics,
i will indeed donate as a token of appreciation when i start earning, hopefully soon.
though i have a long way to get there.
Thank you so much Khan! I really appreciate that and the kind words. Happy to be able to help!
I’m a new grad ICU nurse I seriously appreciate these videos
This lesson has helped me understand how to diagnose Junctional rhythms.
Awesome to hear!
Watched your videos to review. Accurate contents and good delivery. Clear and concise. Thanks for your videos
Great to hear. Thank you Ely!
Your videos always seem to help me understand these complex subjects. Thank you for making these videos!! - new grad nurse
Your discussion is very easy to understand. Can you discuss the coronary artery diseases
Thank you for making these videos. I’m a student major in medical examination. The ECG/EKG bother me for long time. And your videos clearly delivered the central knowledge to differentiate the character of these syndrome. BTW, i subscribed.
This is great! So glad they were helpful for you and thank you for taking the time to leave such an awesome comment!
Thank you again.. I’ve been watching your videos over and over..your videos and the way you explain is very clear and easy to understand…please make videos .thank you for your hard work.
Truly my pleasure! I will certainly keep making more!
I have learned a lot...it made me easy to deal with cardiac illnesses....thank you so much
So great to hear Sahithya! I'm really glad to hear that this video was helpful and that you liked it. Thank you for leaving a comment!
Hi Eddie, thank you so much for all of your hard work! I am slowly making my way through your videos and they have been so incredibly helpful!
Yay! So happy to hear this Katelyn! There are a lot of them for you to work through, haha. Glad to hear you are enjoying them and finding them helpful!
Thank you so much for creating a wealth of information for others!
Very helpful. Thanks very much.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Eddie, Thank you so much for all your hard work and excellent presentation. You do not have an idea of how it has increased my understanding and confidence in my ICU practice.
This is so awesome to hear Jefferson. Thank you so much for taking the time to leave this comment!
ECG strips made simple, thank you!
Great!!! I have an exam tomorrow and too lazy to read... this video does justice
Hopefully it helped!
Thank you
Omg thankyou so much sir for every part of your help. I'm glad I found your channel 🥺
Really glad you found it too!! Thank you!!
How would one differentiate from an "atrial fibrillation with a slow ventricular response" and a "junctional escape rhythm" or "junctional bradycardia"? It is my understanding that you can still have a junctional escape rhythm with R-R irregularity (synonymous to a sinus arrhythmia).
I found these videos series very interesting and educating, so thanks.
Awesome!
Hello,
Thank you for a well-made educational serie about arrhythmias. Is your example of atrial flutter 2:1, indeed a 1:1 as only 1 P-wave is identifiable, and the ventricular responds corresponds to proposed atrial rate of flutter i.e. 250-300.
Regards
Thank you so much it was really useful
Allah will bless you brother 🌺👍
Thank you so much Ali!
I can’t thank you enough for these videos.
Love your videos. I learn so much. Thank you.
Thank u Eddie lots of love for you from Nigeria girl😁❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you, this has been very helpful
Great content. Your knowledge level and the gift of systematic material explanation is very impressive. I wish your channel the best. Sincerely, Your New Subscriber
Thank you so much Arina! Welcome to the channel!
Thank you, Sir!
Good video ! Quick question , when you do a 12-lead on a patient, which view do you look for to see an arrhythmia? thanks !
it;s a excellet video Congratulation !!
Awesome. Glad you liked it!
Great video! I found it very helpful.
Awesome! Glad to hear that Angela!
AF one looks like flutter only
Thanks!
Thank you so muhc for this Gladys!
thank you, you made it understandable
You're welcome!
Very good explanation
Thank you!
How do you know when it is A fib, with rvr ???
So nicely taught 🙏
Thank you!
You didnt mention if PR is less than .12 its also junctional
thanks.
In the heart picture, I noticed that the mitral valve is not a bicuspid.
Oh yeah, the videos are awesome!!!!!
Thank you! I appreciate that. 😊
As for the mitral valve, the drawing just has 2 flaps (leaflets) on it... ? 🤷🏻♂️
Are you sure you haven't confused the mitral valve for the semilunar valve in the pic?
👍👍Excellent !
Many thanks!
Thank You Sir!
You are very welcome RV! 🙂
Hi there, is there a video somewhere explaining AFIB RVR something that comes up a bit in ICU, thanks
Not yet, but I'll put on the todo list!
they should rename atrial fibrillation to atrial chaos.
Not wrong
@@ICUAdvantage and they should rename V-fib to V-cha, ventricular chaos
Hi Eddie, I’m a teenager and I went to the doctor and took an EKG (for chest pains) he said my heart was normal, for the past few days my heart seems to skip a beat. Do you know if it’s a real problem or I’m just worried? Thank you!
The beat skipping happened a few days after the ekg.
Thanks for sharing. It's impossible for me to be able to know. I'd trust what your doctor is telling you. If you keep having an issue, certainly make sure and tell them.
Kindly stop using colour red while explaining, you can use even yellow instead.
Na, red is fine. Also, you're commenting on a 4 year old video, it's unlikely he'll see this.