Hi doctor Rajeev, I am 4th medical student, I would like to ask you regarding for Right bundle branch block (RBBB)- what Precordial leads should appear rSR waves: only V2 or both V1 and V2 ?
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thank you for this video. I'm a practicing LPN. Loved the physiology before explaining the mechanism of action. Some of this I have to replay to get it, but it breaks it down. I need to go over more deeply the Action Potential again.
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With electricity heading towards a positive electrode, as seen in leed II, doesn't the electricity flowing down the bundle branches cause the positive deflect seen as a tall R wave? Then changing direction and flowing towards the negative electrode in the Purkinje fibers causing the immediate down slope to the S wave. This is in contrast to the bundle branches creating the Q wave as stated.
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13:58: Class Ib drugs shorten the AP via blocking phase 2 Na+-channels? But there aren't any Na+-channels active in phase 2, at least not mentioned in the vid.
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Hi doctor Rajeev, I am 4th medical student, I would like to ask you regarding for Right bundle branch block (RBBB)- what Precordial leads should appear rSR waves: only V2 or both V1 and V2 ?
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This video is everything!! I understood the classes much easier than I did in my pharmacology class. It could be the way he separated the slides. But your visuals on the stages helped a lot, I'm such a visual person. Thank you
I am short of words to express how greatful I am for your videos.The way you explain difficult concepts in a very simple way is unbelievable.Thank you so much.
I have watched countless videos on the hearts electrical conductivity which still left me confused in certain areas but this makes it and more crystal clear! Thank you very much for posting, much appreciated.
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that brief explanation of the ECG helped me understand the differences and descriptions of each wave. It shows how excellent of a teacher you are. Please keep it up. Thank you for helping us.
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Superb video tysm ........ I have my exam tmr & u saved my precious precious time from reading old books by including the basics in the video. Tysm again.
Just don't ever ever delete such good videos
Thank you sooo sooo much. i am a type of guy who hate to read books and love to listen. You are a perfect teacher for everyone your lecture is crystal clear pls do more videos related pharm D
lot of thanks and lot of love from pakistan......border confilicts and other tensions can not impede us to be proud of people like you.....may u live long and blessed.......
You have explained anti-arrythmics better than any professor in medicine school and than any other tutor in YT. Thank you, I finally understand Anti-Arrythmics
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It's very conceptual and very clear. Thanks a lot and expecting more videos. Please upload videos on antianginal drugs, anti ischaemic drugs, and drugs for heart failure.
Thank you so much for explaining the pacemaker potential and cardiac muscle cell potential, I learnt that in my lecture but I just fully understand it after watching your video 😊
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thank you for this video. I'm a practicing LPN. Loved the physiology before explaining the mechanism of action. Some of this I have to replay to get it, but it breaks it down. I need to go over more deeply the Action Potential again.
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With electricity heading towards a positive electrode, as seen in leed II, doesn't the electricity flowing down the bundle branches cause the positive deflect seen as a tall R wave? Then changing direction and flowing towards the negative electrode in the Purkinje fibers causing the immediate down slope to the S wave. This is in contrast to the bundle branches creating the Q wave as stated.
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Phase 4 of SA node depolarization is by If (funny current) which is a combination of Na/K ions as sodium channels are disabled in SA node
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This was by far the best explanation for Arrythmia and individual drugs.. I've been having a hard time understanding and now all the the doubts are clear..thankyou..cheers to you🍻😍
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There are no fast sodium channels in nodal tissue (SA and AV node). Phase 4 and 0 in nodal tissue are due entirely to Calcium influx
What you said is correct about Phase 0, but is not true about Phase 4. Phase 4 is due to influx of sodium by the HCN channels (Funny sodium channels)
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Note: The Vaughan Williams Classification was updated 2018, so now there are 7 (8) classes of drugs and multiple subclasses.
13:58: Class Ib drugs shorten the AP via blocking phase 2 Na+-channels? But there aren't any Na+-channels active in phase 2, at least not mentioned in the vid.
Your videos are amazing and easily understandable. Please upload videos in topic related to endocrine system and chemotherapeutic drugs. Please 🙏🙏 and also kindly upload videos frequently. Thank you
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