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- Information about this Video is on my ECG Blog #101 -
- To facilitate using this 25-minute video — I have made a timed CONTENTS. Fast Forward at the above YouTube LINK to focus in on the specific subject area you are looking for!
- Your Feedback is welcome! — Write Me at — ekgpress@mac.com
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TIMED CONTENTS (Click on Links to Fast Forward! ):
0:00 – Introduction (How to contact me).
0:53 – Case Presentation (12-lead ECG & rhythm
strip).
2:02 – Look at the Patient First (Stable? What to do First?).
2:44 – You
May Need to Treat BEFORE Knowing the Rhythm.
3:45 –
Initial Rhythm Analysis should be done in < 3 Seconds.
4:42 – IF Unstable because of a Fast Rhythm –
Cardiovert!
5:10 –
Step-by-Step Rhythm Analysis of this ECG (Ps,Qs,3Rs).
6:54 – The Rhythm is Not Regular … (“Other Stuff”
going on).
7:20 – Start with what you Know (Look for the
Underlying Rhythm).
7:54 – Using
the Ps, Qs, 3R Approach for the Underlying
Rhythm.
9:35 – The Long Lead II Rhythm Strip (What are the
narrow beats?).
10:28 –
Looking at the 2 Runs of a Regular
WCT Rhythm (Is this VT?).
11:05 – Identifying AV Dissociation (Fusion & Capture beats).
13:49 – Advanced Concepts: Concealed Conduction (prolonged
PR).
15:58 –
Using the 12-Lead with a Regular WCT
(axis; QRS morphology).
17:45 –
Using QRS Morphology with a Regular
WCT (leads I,V1,V6).
19:30 – Use of the Post-Conversion Tracing (confirming VT; ST-T changes).
19:30 – Use of the Post-Conversion Tracing (confirming VT; ST-T changes).
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