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ECG Blog #113 (Video-10) - Basics of ECG Rhythm Diagnosis (Part 1 )
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    TIMED CONTENTS (Click on Links to Fast Forward! ):
    0:00 – Introduction (How to contact me).
    1:10 – My Goals: Determine Clinical Setting & the Rhythm
    2:12 – The Clinical Setting of the Rhythm is KEY
    5:24 – The 5 KEY Parameters: Watch Ps, Qs, 3Rs
    5:40 – Is the Patient Stable?
    6:30 – Is the QRS Wide or Narrow?
    7:47 – The 3Rs (Regularity; Rate; Related)
    8:35 – Are there Sinus P Waves? (Is there Atrial Activity? )
    10:24 – Whya Sinus P is Upright in Lead II
    11:33 – Is this Sinus Rhythm?
    12:22 – 12-Lead: Is this Sinus Rhythm?
    14:55 – Determining RATE: Rule of 300
    16:52 – Deriving the Rule of 300
    18:06 – PRACTICE: Calculate the RATE
    19:16 – Calculating the Rate with Bradycardia
    20:04 – FAST Rates (Every-other-Beat Method)
    21:50 – Is the QRS Wide? (12 Leads Better than One)
    23:29 – Concept REVIEW: Applying the Ps, Qs, 3Rs

    27:29 – Concluding Remarks …
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    ECG Blog #113 (Video-11) - Basics of ECG Rhythm Diagnosis (Part 2 )
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      TIMED CONTENTS (Click on Links to Fast Forward! ):
      0:00 – Introduction.
      2:06 – Supraventricular Rhythms: Overview Remarks
      3:06 – Our 1st Basic Rhythm: Slow Walk thru the Process …
      4:07 – Defining the Rhythm as Sinus Mechanism
      5:20 – Our 2nd Basic Rhythm: Sinus with 1st Degree
      7:59 – 3rd Rhythm: Sinus but Not Regular …
      9:55 – About Sinus Arrhythmia
      10:54 – What is Sinus Tachycardia?
      11:48 – Defining the Various Sinus Mechanism Rhythms
      12:36 – Can the Rhythm be Sinus with a Wide QRS?
      14:30 – Next Rhythm: Where are the P Waves?
      15:13 – If the QRS is Narrow – WHAT does this tell us?
      16:27 – Is the Rate Appropriate for the Rhythm?
      17:21 – Escape Rhythms (from AV Node, Ventricles)
      18:26 – The usual Escape Rhythm Rate Ranges
      18:59 – Next Rhythm: Fast; narrow; without sinus P …
      19:58 – Retrograde P Waves … (AV Nodal Rhythm)
      21:15 – AV Nodal Rhythm: Is the Rate Appropriate?
      21:50 – The AV Nodal (Junctional) Rhythms: P Waves
      22:46 – LADDERGRAM Basics: How to Read Them
      25:29 – Understanding Junctional Rhythms by Laddergram
      27:36 – Next Rhythm: Narrow QRS; regular; neg P in II
      29:10 – Junctional vs Low Atrial Rhythm?
      30:15 – Next Rhythm: Narrow QRS; irregular; No P in II
      30:59 – Atrial Fibrillation: How to Define this?
      31:26 – The Ventricular Response to AFib (fast vs slow)
      32:19 – AFib when the Rate is Fast (looks regular)
      33:10 – AFib Pointers: ECG Recognition
      34:24 – AFib: Which Ventricular Response is Most Common?
      35:11 – AFib: Recognition of “Fib Waves”
      36:12 – Next Rhythm: Narrow QRS; irregular but P waves …
      37:30 – About MAT (Multifocal Atrial Tachycardia)
      39:08 – NextRhythm: Narrow QRS; regular; not sinus P …
      40:53 – Use of a Vagal Maneuver in a Narrow SVT
      41:32 – Atrial Flutter: ECG Recognition
      43:31 – Next Rhythm: Narrow QRS; fast; regular; no P …
      44:24 – Using the Every-other-Beat Method (fast rate)
      45:01 – PSVT(or AVNRT): The Concept of Reentry

      47:00 – Concluding Remarks …
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      ECG Blog #113 (Video-12) - Basics of ECG Rhythm Diagnosis (Part 3 )
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        TIMED CONTENTS (Click on Links to Fast Forward! ):
        0:00 – Introduction.
        1:21 – We Begin with a Case: Review of an SVT Rhythm
        2:21 – Watch Your Ps, Qs, and 3 Rs
        4:23 – Benefit of a 12-Lead During Tachycardia
        6:49 – AnSVT Rhythm: Summarizing our Findings
        9:07 – LIST #1: The Regular SVT (without sinus P waves)
        11:09 – Use of a Vagal Maneuver
        12:30 – Premature Beats: PACs, PJCs, PVCs
        12:59 – PACs (Premature Atrial Contractions)
        14:18 – PJCs (Premature Junctional Contractions)
        15:09 – Distinction between PACs vs PJCs
        16:00 – PVCs (Premature Ventricular Contractions)
        16:42 – A Tracing with PACs (and Aberrant Conduction)
        18:37 – Practice: PJC, PVC (Presume “guilt” = PVC)
        19:46 – Beyond-the-Basics: Intro to Aberrant Conduction
        22:17 – Applying Theory: Recognizing Blocked/Aberrant PACs
        24:50 – Aberrant Beats look like some Conduction Defect …
        25:55 – PRACTICE Tracing: Why the Pauses? / Using MCL-1
        28:13 – The Most Common Cause of a Pause …
        29:45 – Ventricular Definitions: Recognizing PVCs
        31:49 – Definitions: Couplets, Repetitive/Multiform PVCs
        33:47 – Definitions: Salvos (the definition of “VT” )
        35:16 – How to Describe/Distinguish NSVT vs “Sustained” VT
        37:31 – Early vs “Late” Beats: Ventricular “Escape”
        39:59 – PRACTICE Tracing: How to Assess?
        41:10 – Approach to a Regular WCT Rhythm Strip
        43:48 – LIST #2: The Regular WCT (without sinus P waves)
        44:38 – LAST Tracing: Why is this WCT Rhythm Not VT?
        46:37 – Concluding Remarks … (End of Part 3).
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