The basics of the ECG in 5 min

An overview of what the ECG records

[@AylaFMD]

Great video! Clear and concise thanks nick

[@walterdebosky2868]

Nick, you're doing a great job imparting knowledge, God bless you!

[@rodeogirl135473]

This is a field I am hoping to enter in a few years and I need videos like this. Thank you so much for making this one! Will probably refer to it many times over to start studying :)

[@Sherirose1]

💃💃💃💃💃💃 I was looking for an awesome teaching like this. WOW! PLEASE I HOPE YOU ARE A TEACHER/LECTURER. You're a brilliant tutor.

[@rjames6844]

I'm learning this now in my class, this is quite helpful!

[@nellyhoffman6194]

This is amazing !!

[@himushakya]

Exactly what i need...thnx!!

[@RT060789]

Thank you. Well done.

[@Jennirn2005]

Thanks that really helped me !!!!

[@DoctorsHub]

Wonderful video on ECG learning. Keep uploading your valuable videos.

[@jga4750]

U just explained to me 3 of my lectures in 5 mins!!! thank u so so much!!!

[@OKSikhStoryTime]

Thank you so much for this!

[@chriskahn1338]

easy to follow and informative, thanks.

[@Sebibo31]

This is really good thank you so much

[@swethavenkatachalam295]

very useful. thankyou so much !

[@jrbon4619]

Brilliant! thank you.

[@benmalone31]

Really helpful video thank you!

[@zenab9976]

Thanks alot its help me alot 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@Me-lc9dk]

Thanks - I used it today in the hospital and remembered what each part meant !

[@mutyalammanollu3236]

Me

[@diagnosis116]

very informative...even for normal non medical person can understand

[@autopsy69]

Thanks man.
Helpful af. :)

[@KolheAmol]

Nice video.

[@musicalotus]

thank u so much :) cramming!!

[@savedbygodsgrace.9058]

Many thanks.

[@ushamoon6447]

I love this kind of education very much. Even we, the non-medical students can get rough but real knowledge. May Jehovah bless your thinking capabilities and your fingertips richly!

[@ashokgite3543]

very nice...thanx

[@baranikoeromanga]

Thanks alot

[@mickyflange6123]

Nice one mate!

[@taorussell5969]

thanks，it help me a lot~

[@anjumani3387]

Thanks its usefull to me lot

[@amrhassanien7146]

Many Thanks very nice

[@azlxx9868]

helpful! thank you

[@PamelaLewis2719]

Thank you

[@ahmedismail8883]

Well done

[@shondhatara7460]

tnx nick

[@sudhirkumar-de2bj]

Thanks
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[@bhavyasri6619]

thanks for the vedio

[@somaiabadr2132]

thank u 😄

[@kaunridiani8872]

Thanks

[@demitha698]

that is good

[@carlospintor78]

Does the EGC let the doctor know if the patient is going to have a heart attack ?

[@ajeesha5531]

Tnx ....sir

[@pavansaipalakonda9610]

Super very

[@urielrosales8888]

If each small box represents 0.04 sec and there is 25 boxes in a big box doesn’t it equal = 1 sec and not 0.2Sec?? Or am I misunderstanding??

[@meditationsoothingmusicchannel]

0.04 × 5 = 0.2 hota he ok

[@seriousmax]

So both atria contract a little earlier that do the two ventricles?

[@seriousmax]

+Max Webster This activates the AV node.[1] The atrioventricular node delays impulses by approximately 0.12s. This delay in the cardiac pulse is extremely important: It ensures that the atria have ejected their blood into the ventricles first before the ventricles contract.

[@seriousmax]

+Max Webster Okay, I've found the answer :).

[@DoctorsHub]

The Max : Yes, atria contract earliar than ventricles. At first, SA node is activated which causes atrial depolarization. Then AV node is deploarized to send impulses to ventricles.

[@kirukirank9746]

Small square 1mm

[@77dnm]

He sounds like Malfoy

[@saminathapaliya6279]

2:23 aVR lead for really clever people??

[@fadeskywards1245]

Samina Thapaliya perhaps because its inverted, as impulses are mostly traveling away from it since its looking at the heart from the right atrium; where the SA node is

[@moayad1986mha]

ممكن حد يتكلم العربيه

[@LonDanDoc]

I want to do medicine. How is Manchester Uni? Ive heard a mixture of responses

[@NickSmithUGME]

Sorry for the delay in responding - I am kind of bias so not the person to ask. It's not a traditional old fashioned medical school where you are spoon fed everything - it's ethos it to develop you in to and independent learner and a prepared foundation doctor

[@LonDanDoc]

Thank you for reply & also for the videos as this something not many uni's or teachers seem to do.

[@autopsy69]

Subtle.
He dropped the hint that he joined the college :3 Naiceee

[@LonDanDoc]

Autopsy
what do you mean?

[@undeadCantBeKilled]

your S sounds hurt my ears so much

[@robinwilson-sauls9891]

Man...; you almost taught me something! Then, you just started spouting stuff, and stopped teaching-all within 5minutes!

[@sobster123]

i really dislike his voice

[@NickSmithUGME]

I'm sorry - can't help it

[@umachilakabathini9921]

Thanks a lot

[@shondhatara7460]

tnx nick