Thank you, Dr. Pruett.. I've watched quite a few EKG courses, and no one has broken it down as succinctly and thoroughly as you did. This helped tremendously.
Let’s say I do have 1 mm of elevation in two or more consecutive leads but NO reciprocal changes, do we still call it a STEMI? Or you MUST have reciprocal changes to be able to call it?
Thank you, Dr. Pruett.. I've watched quite a few EKG courses, and no one has broken it down as succinctly and thoroughly as you did. This helped tremendously.
You're very welcome!
Very, very concise and understandable. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for these detailed videos! Thorough, practical, fun, informative, and to the point!
Thanks for watching Jake!
Great Video - Really well done. Wish these were around when I did medic school back in the day. Nice work. 😉
You and me both!
Would love to get copy of the PowerPoint
Let’s say I do have 1 mm of elevation in two or more consecutive leads but NO reciprocal changes, do we still call it a STEMI? Or you MUST have reciprocal changes to be able to call it?