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www.fastlearnecg.com : Reading and Interpreting a 12-lead ECG (EKG) - You can do it! - Thank you very much Mr Hatchett.  I wish you could have run more ECG lessons like this one. I am a medical student and  through you I have got a good grasp of the ECG. I can say you teach ECG better than even many doctors do.
- Nice eye candy while studying.  :)
- I like this video.It helped me. I am a due to complete my Medical Assistant class end of this month. 
- Excellent presentation.  I have atrial fib trying to learn Anat. and Phys. What would make this presentation more clear to a novice like me, is the use of pointers (red arrows) on the 12 lead strips and/or close ups to isolated the part of the lead about which you are referring.  R Walker, M. Ed.
- not just for nurses - as a first year medical student, this is pretty useful
- Thank you. Great video
- I wish the S sounds in this video weren't so loud on speakers :(
- Thank you so much for such a clear and concise explanation, I am a medical student and have really struggled with this until now!
- Thanks so much am about take National Telemetry Exam end of March you made this very less stressful thanks again very helpful.
- Check out this video on YouTube:
- Can't that last strip be a Wenckebach?? Look at how the PRI gets longer and longer until the QRS drops. But then again the p waves and r waves are consistent so it kinda looks like it could be either one...
- very interesting
- This is a brilliant video, thank you for sharing it!
- This was amazing, helped me a lot . Thank you!.
- Thank you
- Excellent
- 12 lead ecg
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- No problem Megan, hope it all goes well.
Richard
www.fastlearnecg.com