ECG| Types of Ventricular Tachycardia (VTach)

In this video we will be talking about the various types of ventricular tachycardia (VT/Vtach). This is a great review for any ECG/EKG student or those who wish to further their knowledge on EKG interpretation (especially for NCLEX and Paramedic students). Check out our ECG Masterclass course at scopeducation.training/courses/
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[@RichardC313]

Nice video guys, audio sounds great.

[@Scopeducation]

Still my favorite username ever. Thanks for always supporting us and liking our new audio setup! Let us know if you like the class and if there is anything we need to improve :)
-Matt

[@RichardC313]

@@Scopeducation thanks man it's been my go to since xbox haha. Yeah man I'm gonna check it out. You guys are definitely more advanced than the level I'm currently familiar with but not too far off. I'll let you know!

[@brandonpittman9479]

Regarding treatment would these other flavors of vt (rvot,etc) still use the same treatment for a stable pt as monomorohic vt (procainamide, lido, amio)? Obviously I know tdp would get mag sulfate just curious on the others mentioned.

[@Scopeducation]

So yes they can all be treated like "typial Vtach" and verapamil is shown to be extremely effective. The RVOT and LVOT can be treated the same and you can even use adenosine but I like keeping it simple and just treating it the normal VT route.