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Lin Lectures
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Medical Education Channel with a focus in Emergency Medicine and Bedside Ultrasound
For individual online tutoring, please email linlectures@gmail.com
For individual online tutoring, please email linlectures@gmail.com
Видео
Ultrasound Evaluation of Respiratory Distress
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A case based POCUS review of dangerous cardio-pulmonary pathology, including pneumothroax, pulmonary edema, pulmonary embolism, and cardiac tamponade.
Pericardial Effusion: With or Without Tamponade
Просмотров 364 месяца назад
Pericardial Effusion: With or Without Tamponade
Tips and Tricks for Ultrasound Fellowship (Emergency Medicine)
Просмотров 804 месяца назад
Tips and Tricks for Ultrasound Fellowship (Emergency Medicine)
POCUS Case: Progressive Dyspnea
Просмотров 375 месяцев назад
Mitral Regurgitation, Congestive Heart Failure, and a large pleural effusion on ultrasound, likely from a under-treated pneumonia that has developed into a parapneumonic effusion
Applying to Ultrasound Fellowship Advice Panel
Просмотров 1287 месяцев назад
Applying to Ultrasound Fellowship Advice Panel
POCUS Studies Your Radiology Department Does Not Perform
Просмотров 1517 месяцев назад
A short lecture for EM clinicians on pediatric thoracic, soft tissue, and musculo-skeleto ultrasound
Delta Delta Ratio Explained
Просмотров 89311 месяцев назад
How to calculate a second metabolic process after an anion gap metabolic acidosis
Delta Delta Ratio Gap Explained (full crop version)
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how to calculate a secondary metabolic process after a anion-gap metabolic acidosis
CORE Physical Exam Post-Lecture Quiz
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CORE Physical Exam Post-Lecture Quiz
Canon 70D & Rode Microphone Basic Setup
Просмотров 42211 месяцев назад
Canon 70D & Rode Microphone Basic Setup
POCUS Case - dilated IVC from tricuspid regurgitation
Просмотров 26611 месяцев назад
POCUS Case - dilated IVC from tricuspid regurgitation
Primer to Clinical Ultrasound: Renal and Gallbladder
Просмотров 119Год назад
Primer to Clinical Ultrasound: Renal and Gallbladder
Recovery Trial Explained: Dexamethasone for COVID
Просмотров 89Год назад
Recovery Trial Explained: Dexamethasone for COVID
PERC Rule for Pulmonary Embolism: Explained
Просмотров 315Год назад
PERC Rule for Pulmonary Embolism: Explained
Tips for Journaling for Medical Students
Просмотров 692 года назад
Tips for Journaling for Medical Students
The impact of loans and interests on physician lifetime earnings (visually explained)
Просмотров 402 года назад
The impact of loans and interests on physician lifetime earnings (visually explained)
Optimizing Night Shifts in Emergency Medicine
Просмотров 1492 года назад
Optimizing Night Shifts in Emergency Medicine
Pediatric History and Physical for Medical Students
Просмотров 9042 года назад
Pediatric History and Physical for Medical Students
Medical History for Medical Students (Part 3)
Просмотров 1292 года назад
Medical History for Medical Students (Part 3)
Medical History for Medical Students (Part 2)
Просмотров 2162 года назад
Medical History for Medical Students (Part 2)
that's dope af
Thanks!
I understand it now
Hope it helps!
Really cool setup you got there! Thanks for the info Lin!
Omg this tutorial is perfect. Straight to the point and literally the two devices I have. Thank you SOOO MUCH. Other tutorials have been driving me crazy aadnakms kudos! ❤
Mind blown🤯.....Thank you sir
appreciate it!
Thank you for such an incredible and easy explanation of the mental state exam!!! Only the most experienced could have made it so simple and easy
this helped me understand pharmacology in nursing..thank you so much!
you are very welcome!
4:34
Thanks!
Appreciate that!
Why are they not using g a probe cover. Ridiculous
this was only to provide instruction on how to follow a needle dynamically with ultrasound. Please refer to your own institution's policies on sterility for US guided procedures.
Great lecture! Very concise yet thorough, thank you!
thanks!
Very clear! Thx
Glad it helped!
Thank you. I have learned a lot about pediatric history. You have a really nice way about you. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
how would you differentiate very low vs low/moderate risk?
Clinical judgement, which is the hardest part of applying this rule
Loved it.
Thank you very much.
You are welcome!
Left hand obscures the vision both the probe and the insertion site of needle. The probe is slightly inclined which needs to be stated in the video.
Nice
*Promosm*
Thankk youuu very much for this lecture 🙏
You're most welcome
Awesome teaching, thank you thank you and thank you 🙏🏾 ❤❤❤❤
You are so welcome
This is the best explained video i've ever come across my entire life .I'm most certainly sure that i'll ace my presentation next week🤩Thank you❤
good luck!!
Should not clean probe with chloroprep and especially NEVER use Surgilube on probe. These things will degrade probe over time
it was my impression that chloroprep was safe for the probe. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4760535/ What do you use for cleaning?
@linlectures , cover with plastic sleeve, it's almost like saran wrap so it is thin and does not alter the ultrasound imaging, and alcohol after.
is there also any way to find for metabplic compensation for respiratory acidosis ??
Please delete this and refilm using correct technique of sterile probe cover and sterile gloves
It’s not a sterile procedure. It’s clean but not sterile. It’s a regular PIV just with ultrasound, not a CVC
Hi Stephen - the purpose of this video is to demonstrate a dynamic needle visualization technique under ultrasound guidance to new and early users of ultrasound-guided procedures. The focus is NOT on the the sterility of the procedure. Please refer to your own hospital infectious disease policies and guidelines for this. Sorry for inconsistent information.
The focus is not on the sterility???????????? Delete this channel, disgusting
I’m new to using the ultrasound. I really enjoyed your video. Thank you!
There are plenty of medical education and simulation videos where the demonstrators are not using full protective equipment. Instead, it is assumed the learner can apply their base knowledge of sterile technique when performing it in real life situations.
Please don’t teach folks to poke these vessels. Those are picc vessels.
When I was taught, they made sure to say that those vessels should be a last resort.
What is the name of the phantom blue insertion trainer you are using? we are trying to find one for our department and can't find a good one online.
I’m not sure of the exact model. I actually got it from Blue Phantom at a booth at ACEP a few days ago
Can you show long term and or short term effects from mixing antidepressants with cocaine?
Excellent, buddy.
I like the bun
thanks!
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I am confused when learning about upregulation and downregulation and how they impact the neurtransmitters.
what questions do you have?
La policía ha detenido al paciente
Better explanation❤
But if we use simple formula= predicted Pco2 = measured Hco3 + 15 The values will be different from the one calculated by Winters formula
correct, I would not use that abbreviated formula
She didn't even do the full HEENT exam
Tubing should not be laying without a cap on it, you will give your patient an infection, and that isn't the goal!! Keep the cap on unit you are ready to hook it into the hub of the IV catheter!
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️
Hey baby, hit me up.
My doctor not asked me that
I never smoking or drinking alcohol or coffee
Perfect thanks
Are the standard Braun vasofix 18 or 20 IV Cath is sufficiently deep enough to achieve the depth of the vein?thanks
If the vein is less than 1cm under the skin then it should suffice, otherwise anything deeper requires a long IV catheter
@@linlectures thx u
Why do ED staff insist on placing short IV catheters in the upper arm? ALWAYS evaluate the veins in the forearm for IV access first. There is a great rate of failure for short IV catheters in the upper arm for many reasons. Leave the upper arm for the vascular access team to place an appropriate device. If vascular access is needed rapidly and/or there is poor vasculature in the arms, place an USG CVC.
Agreed. I place midlines and PICCs, but when I’m called for an IV, I will usually put a long 20g PIV in the forearm with ultrasound. These are majorly overlooked
Usually we do that bc of CT with contrast. They want a 20G in AC or up or else they won’t accept it. Also in case of emergency, it’s the most accessible if u need to insert a quick line
Sometimes that's all we have supplies wise
PH 7.1 (normal 7.36-7.44) Pco2 8.0kpa (normal 4.5-6.0) Bicarb 15meq/L (normal 24-30) What is the abnormality? Help
Very good presentation
Thanks a lot
This is just like Gorbino's Quest. This is the Gorbino's Quest of AP psychology.
Thanks...this was so helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Great job !!!!
Good tech tips! But why are we not following the vessel below the AC? There’s no reason to ultrasound guide an IV in this patient’s upper arm (maybe there are that were mentioned)- too many chances of needling through a muscle and also ruin integrity of upper arm vessels for future fistula use.
That's not the point of the video, but thanks anyways.
that is a good point. We wanted to show a large vessel for demonstration of the video, but I agree if there is a linear, large vessel in the forearm that is my first option as well.
They are giving education, u don’t won’t to do that on people who have fragile veins
Thanks a lot of you 👍👍🙏🙏❤️