So, if we have failure to capture, we would increase the mA? Also, the failure to sense is because the pacer is under-sensing (over-pacing). So, we would increase the sensitivity?
This comment is 13 years old late, but that salutation at the end made me chuckle, "So long and goodbye" - these words are pretty much the words you would utter if the problems discussed in the video are not taking care of. Meant to be or a pure irony? 🤣🤣🤣
thats what happen to my pacemaker and docter turned off my one lead to get me not to have surgary on the bad lead im scared now im useing only one wire that i may have heart failure can anyone tell me if the doc is woung by doing this i been freqing out ever sents release for hospital?
Great explanation but am I the only one who is getting the willies listening to this? Is he chewing gum? What are these noises while he's talking? eeee
CAPTURED my attention because it made SENSE👍😀
Awesome,
Very concise and easy to comprehend.
Thank you very much 😊
Concise but very clear presentation. It helped me a lot to distinguish the difference between failure to capture from failure to sense
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.Well explained.I am ready for my exam.
Beautifully explained my friend. Very nice teaching skills. Thank you
Thanks for the very simple and clear explanation
Clear and crisp. Thank you sir!
Good Information, I'm in the process of getting my Paramedic license recertified, and like your teaching. Loved the posterior STEMI.. Thanks..
Great video! Cleared up the questions that I had!
wonderful explanation :) short and simple
So, if we have failure to capture, we would increase the mA?
Also, the failure to sense is because the pacer is under-sensing (over-pacing). So, we would increase the sensitivity?
Heaven sent. Thank you 😊
this is 2020 and this video is awesome! thanks!
this is awesome!! a great big help!!
This was perfect!! Now I understand :) Thank you very much!!
great clear explanation
What happens when the pacer spike is behind the QRS?
It's V-paced
Thank you I need this for my test sweet short and simple 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I have a question. If intrinsic QRS is properly sensed why we see the spike just in the middle of T wave? It should be where the 4 pike occur
Great teaching!
great explanation
Very helpful and handsome voice.
I got a question on PCCN regarding spiking in T wave means , options was failure to sense, capture and pace. Do the answer is failure to sense?
Thank u for ur video it made me understand it clearly ty ty
yes its useful!!!! thank you!!!!!!
is this under-sensing or over-sensing on the third spike?
So helpful thank you!
what does it mean if they are putting 3 leads in the pace maker
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you very much , helped me a lot.
This was helpful! Thank you!!!
Very Helpful. Thank you!
studying for CCRN! this helped!! :)
Thank you! Great video :)
Thank you this was very helpful!
Well what causes failure to capture 🤦🏾♀️
So how do you fix that prehospital with... oh yea.. no pulse.... cold and stiff!!! And go.....
This comment is 13 years old late, but that salutation at the end made me chuckle, "So long and goodbye" - these words are pretty much the words you would utter if the problems discussed in the video are not taking care of. Meant to be or a pure irony? 🤣🤣🤣
What I do know is my mom had a pacemaker implated and suddenly died 2 days later. Something missfired.
so helpful! thank you!!
Very helpful
I have a Metronics ICD.
tanks very helpful
thats what happen to my pacemaker and docter turned off my one lead to get me not to have surgary on the bad lead im scared now im useing only one wire that i may have heart failure can anyone tell me if the doc is woung by doing this i been freqing out ever sents release for hospital?
He answers the question at 5:19 if anyone wants to skip ahead
Ekg final tomorrow
You could have picked a different strip......bad example.
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Great explanation but am I the only one who is getting the willies listening to this? Is he chewing gum? What are these noises while he's talking? eeee