How to Interpret AV Heart Blocks Ekg Heart Rhythms | 1st degree, 2nd degree, 3rd degree difference

Using this to review for final.

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Extremely useful

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Awesome video! Thank you. Helping with my ekg classes.

This topic is absolutely clear ....thank you

Thank you so much. You explained this so well.

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I never comment on videos but omg did you make this so much easier than the BCR instructor at my hospital did! I totally get it now. Thank you SO much. I just got hired on a neuro unit and I’m learning things at a speed train rate but I won’t struggle with blocks anymore and finally feel confident to take the BSR test. Thank you!

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My hearts on the opposite side of my body I I'm dextracardia and have a mechanical valve and newly pacemaker implanted ... I been having palpatations that lasts days and had a stroke previously that messed up my vision and mobility ... Think I might be getting heart blocks now 🙏🏼 Praying for anyone else suffering with heart disease.

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I have more to understanding in this 25 minutes than my 2 weeks in EKG classes I took. Thank you for your help

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Sarah, every time before a test I review your videos. I know you get this a lot, but you make it simple to learn or relearn these. I appreciate you sharing and helping us be better nurses. THANK YOU for making us better, stronger and more intelligent NURSES!!! Please don't stop.

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Ive learned so much from this

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I just wanted to let you know you are awesome, you where my teacher while I was getting my RN education, and passing my boards on the first try October of 2022, I had been an LPN for 24 years before returning to school, you break everything down so well, and make everything so easy to understand. Thank you so much for what you do.

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Very Interesting!! First, I am NOT in the medical field. This type of information is VERY intrigueing to me. My story: Last week, without any warning this 57 year old man suddenly went into heartblock and within a 6 hour period went into Heart Block. No abnormalities, no heart attack, etc. - My AV node just walked off the job... There's some confusion (to me) whether I went into 2nd degree (I'm guessing type 2) or CHB. My wife and I are quite familiar with CHB for my son was diagnosed with heart block (Congenital CHB) at 26 weeks of gestation, and with much intervention and noted drop in ventricular rate with PT skips ) he was born and had his first pacer implanted when he was 2 days old (and 27 years later he is doing fine with little limitations. So, just by observing the "bedside" heart monitor while I was dizzy and losing consciousness, my wife asked my attending doc (and soon to be my regular rhythm specialist) if I had heart block ("You know about heart block?" "Yes, so when is he getting a pacemaker implant?" ) . I would like to know whether I have type 2 or 3 for my wife thought there were times where my ventricular rates actually matched (in sync) to the atrial rate (or perhaps a type 2 was "progressing" into Complete Heart Block). That is a question to my Rhythm specialist when I go to see him for my first appt. Well, for this layman, you gave me an EXCELLENT description and Difference of the first, second (type 1 and 2) , and 3rd Degree Heart block, So much so that I did well on your little quiz and recognized the differences (except for the measurement of the P-wave. No, I do not believe I will change my career late in life, but it is nice to know that I have a good (but not perfect) grasp of the degrees of heart block so I can possibly ask a more informned question to what degree I have (most likely CHB) but I'm very interested to know on a totally pragmatic level. No worries or anxiety on my part, I'm feeling great, including the day of the implant when I was no longer dealing with dizziness and loss of consciousness during syncope. You cardiologists (current and upcoming) and Cardiology RNs are incredible, and your area of expertise is so intrigueing! Great video. Thanks!!

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Thank you so much Sara. I do now fully understand, just have to practice more so I can work on my speed in recognizing them.. great teacher Sara.

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Thankyou SO much for this video, I feel like I've finally got the hang of heart blocks!

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Looked at this video N number of times for revision..i guess its the super simple version of heart blocks explaining i have ever seen!

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Thank you very much - I was not understanding my professor and felt lost. Now i am confident detecting heart blocks ❤🧱

ACLS recertification is due soon & the AHA pretests became stricter. EKG interpretation & emergency tx was super intense, so I dropped in to review & found you! I love the way you teach. You walk us through mazes with warmth, kindness & make it logical! Your instructional style is endearing & you shine!! As a former CNA instructor, it's not what you memorize to pass a test. Life or death matters must be internalized. You demonstrate true knowledge & share your struggles, which are now strengths. It takes a special nurse to teach with such passion & you're it! After watching one of your lessons, I immediately shared your channel with my ACLS/PALS instructor!!
"The definition of genius is taking the complex and making it simple."
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