Junctional Rhythms - EKG Interpretation |

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Thank you so much for this video! We now have to read our own strips on our medsurg remote tele unit. My coworker and I had what I now think was an accelerated junctional rhythm. I said sinus because it was regular and she said afib because the p waves were odd or missing. The CRN on the cardiac unit said it was junctional which lead me here. They didn't go over junctional rhythms in our EKG class. Your explanation is on point, so concise!

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Thank you so much for making this easy to understand .
I am taking the EKG course at a community College.
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Interesting video

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[@SarkisKlinik]

Hello, regarding therapy, how long does it last usually the treatment course with atropine sulfate? does it change the junctional rhythm into sinus or just it increases heart rate? which medication can be used by GP in outpatient ?

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[@Dr_Ankur_Tripathi331]

Hello ma’am!
As u told if san fails atria takes over
If atria fails av node takes over
Now if av nodes also fails (lets say i removed it)
Now bundle of his upper part will take over so will it produce Narrow Qrs Complex or Wide Qrs complex ?? Thnx !

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Where did you get 36 from?

[@missvaladez92]

I loved your explanation! I did have to slow it down because you talk fast though 😂

[@novu16]

how is junctional tachycardia different than svt or is it same thing, both with fast rate and no p wave

[@GaryCope]

Accelerated junctional tachycardia is a form of SVT and is usually caused by a recent aortic or mitral valve surgery, acute MI, or digitalis toxicity.

[@DennisP.-ms5xn]

Not all P waves that are inverted means that it is junctional in origin. PACS that originate near the AVN may also have inverted P waves.

[@LisaValentine1]

True. I’ve never seen or heard of a regular rhythm of continuous PAC’s though.

[@beckythebealge]

What about nearly flat Pwave and everything else normal?

[@isabelsuh8981]

what is the difference between Supraventricular Tachycardia and Junctional Tachycardia?

[@GaryCope]

Accelerated junctional tachycardia is a form of SVT and is usually caused by a recent aortic or mitral valve surgery, acute MI, or digitalis toxicity.

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Thank you!!

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