When you highlighted the regular ""R to R" interval, your arrows were actually pointing from S to S, not R to R. But overall a very professional, high quality video. Thank you!
Q: In the question at the end we don't see regular flutter waves in between each QRS complex , can you confirm is it atrial fibrillation or is it a flutter ?
The last strip at 1:49 looked like a 3:1 atrial flutter to me. [ If you are talking about the next-to-last strip at 1:42 , it seems like a trick question to ma and that it is atrial fibrillation. ; ^ ) ]
What is the answer for the ecg trace about 1.46 in the clip please? . Is it an a.flutter/ afib mix? Or aflutter with medication influencing the variance in ventricle contraction maybe?
How would you know if the first wave after the qrs complex is a flutter or T wave? In your examples the first wave after qrs (which was always considered as a flutter in each example) seems less sharp (smoother) than the following flutter waves.
Light exercise. medium breathing. prior army. (only 23) lay down two minutes later my heart goes from normal to (M4 on auto deccent speed comperison)or about a 2-3 second burst. im no doc and havent seen one in a while. all you college kids how immediate is my situation if at all?
@KaiserHabsburg - I hope you have been to a cardiologist by now and is still with us! If you have not gone, do not waste another second. The VA has cardiologists.
Kardiograph - An Interactive EKG Course
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When you highlighted the regular ""R to R" interval, your arrows were actually pointing from S to S, not R to R. But overall a very professional, high quality video. Thank you!
I love your videos, they inspire me so much. 🥰🥰
I needed help with EKG’s thanks!
So what is the correct answer for 01:42 ECG?
Atrial flutter with varying conduction.
Or AFib ??
Q: In the question at the end we don't see regular flutter waves in between each QRS complex , can you confirm is it atrial fibrillation or is it a flutter ?
very very helpful, thank you
Oh gosh, thank you thank you!!!
Last one was atrail fibrillation
The last strip at 1:49 looked like a 3:1 atrial flutter to me. [ If you are talking about the next-to-last strip at 1:42 , it seems like a trick question to ma and that it is atrial fibrillation. ; ^ ) ]
Very Very good
Ur awesome plz more ecg
What is the answer for the ecg trace about 1.46 in the clip please? . Is it an a.flutter/ afib mix? Or aflutter with medication influencing the variance in ventricle contraction maybe?
What was the answer to the given ECG?
2:1 during inhalation, 4:1 during exhalation
@@shawnwoodward4522 sir where have you studied ecg from?🥺
if you know crosseye 3d then you can do that on the ekg of it
300bpm eh? what does that sound like
How would you know if the first wave after the qrs complex is a flutter or T wave? In your examples the first wave after qrs (which was always considered as a flutter in each example) seems less sharp (smoother) than the following flutter waves.
What will be the treatment of arterial flutter ?
dr sebi
@gajendrarao1953 - Your cardiologist will help you make a plan of treatment.
no p waves ? sawtooth p waves .
My dear,
He said " sawtooth pattern not sawtooth p waves"
My atrial flutter was cured when I stopped taking fish oil supplements.
...what?
Light exercise. medium breathing. prior army. (only 23) lay down two minutes later my heart goes from normal to (M4 on auto deccent speed comperison)or about a 2-3 second burst. im no doc and havent seen one in a while. all you college kids how immediate is my situation if at all?
@KaiserHabsburg - I hope you have been to a cardiologist by now and is still with us! If you have not gone, do not waste another second. The VA has cardiologists.