ECG/EKG

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ECG

ECG or EKG is a graphical information of electrical events which occur in our heart musculature. This graph is prepared by electrocardiogram. Electrocardiogram is a machine which works on the principles of galvanometer.. Our heart is a good conductor.  so different types of electrical vectors pass through the cardiac muscle. which are generated  by pacemaker. And that vectors are vary in different cardiac problems.. To diagnose the actual site of problem we use ECG.. It is Applied biology. 
Topics Covered In This Video: ▪Galvanometer working mechanism ▪Structure of heart Generation and Conduction of electrical impulses ▪Heart Working mechanism ▪ECG pattern (waves, complexes, segments and intervals) ▪Hypo and hyperkalamia ▪Hypo and hypercalcemia ▪Tachycardia and Bradycardia This video is for whom! students who want to write medical entrance exams (NEET, AIPMT, JIPMER, EAMCET) & IPE Exams. the learners who have intrest to know human physiology. are get benefited from this video. Why i spend my time to watch this!?: by watching this video, there is no need to remember tricks to answer the questions according  to ECG. every one can simply diagnose where the problem is present in heart. nd can identify the correct answer. ..💐

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