BVM Apneic Patient

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

Комментарии • 43

  • @JC-iv7mw
    @JC-iv7mw Год назад +12

    You guys are awesome. Your videos have been so helpful. Great team.

  • @mountainrescuelife1810
    @mountainrescuelife1810 11 месяцев назад +4

    Your videos are some of the best on the web. Well done.
    Minor suggestion, but you should also be looking for signs of gastric distention when ensuring proper ventilation.

  • @noelletufts1550
    @noelletufts1550 25 дней назад +1

    I’m an OFA 3 and I am scratching my head atm… Wondering if there is a reason why he checked the carotid pulse before the airway/ breathing??
    I am super appreciative of these videos and I have to agree with many other comments here that you guys literally are the best when it comes to helpful videos for learning.

  • @emsandmci8243
    @emsandmci8243 2 года назад

    Great video and very helpful for review. Thanks!

  • @super1million11
    @super1million11 Год назад +21

    another sure sign that you are delivering air properly is the patient hasn't vomited all over you yet.

    • @noelletufts1550
      @noelletufts1550 24 дня назад

      Im still learning, just got my OFA3 but what is the reasoning behind this statement? As vomiting is involuntary. I’m curious, thought I’d ask 👍

    • @super1million11
      @super1million11 24 дня назад

      @noelletufts1550 If you ventilate a patient incorrectly, you will send air into the stomach instead of the lungs, which can cause the patient to vomit.

    • @nikomagda9285
      @nikomagda9285 15 дней назад

      @@noelletufts1550If you aren’t bagging properly, the air isn’t getting to the lungs and it’ll go into the stomach causing gastric distention. Just make sure you are looking for equal chest rise, you have a good CE grip with your fingers, and you don’t hear any stomach sounds

  • @imperiumrandom8731
    @imperiumrandom8731 7 месяцев назад +2

    Adequate depth and bilateral chest rise and fall

  • @sammyveitz9159
    @sammyveitz9159 5 месяцев назад

    No ppe?

    • @twizm9236
      @twizm9236 2 месяца назад +1

      'Standard Precautions' is another way of announcing application of PPE/BSI!

    • @noelletufts1550
      @noelletufts1550 24 дня назад

      @@twizm9236Good to know

  • @joshua9567
    @joshua9567 2 года назад +9

    forgot to measure the length of the suction tip:(
    but great video! thanks for the help!

    • @janeswurld
      @janeswurld 2 года назад

      i saw that but they had a way to tell that it wasnt so in it was gonna be harmful to the patient...

    • @yeseniagarza9343
      @yeseniagarza9343 2 года назад +7

      I believe the skill sheet doesn’t have us measured the length of the tip.

    • @CarlBrown-zg6te
      @CarlBrown-zg6te Год назад

      @@yeseniagarza9343 yes it does. You need to measure it properly or it’s a fail point.

    • @nis6064
      @nis6064 Год назад

      @@CarlBrown-zg6te yes in the emt school but actually you don’t need to do that every time . Make sure you are not going to suck it not more than 15 secs

    • @JC-iv7mw
      @JC-iv7mw Год назад +3

      These guys know what they are doing.

  • @daveforman5097
    @daveforman5097 2 года назад +1

    Smooth

  • @kolt_4565
    @kolt_4565 4 месяца назад

    Forgot bsi

    • @twizm9236
      @twizm9236 2 месяца назад +1

      'Standard Precautions' is another way of announcing application of PPE/BSI!

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    @kcrandon454 2 года назад +4

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    • @twizm9236
      @twizm9236 2 месяца назад

      'Standard Precautions' is another way of announcing application of PPE/BSI!

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  • @knighthauler2529
    @knighthauler2529 Год назад

    From 'Proximal' to the head, tilt chin lift right away. Assess airway and breathing and slide hand down to check carotid.
    Roll patient to lateral, sweep with finger to clean out teeth . If still gurgling use suction for no more than 20 seconds and assess again.
    What about the airway on an unconscious patient?? Or who is holding head tilt chin lift??
    Patient is unresponsive so that puts him/her or whatever pronoun is appropriate these days in the RTC category.

    • @nesoberiblast5127
      @nesoberiblast5127 Год назад +1

      Who told you to finger sweep a patients airway? That’s bad practice. If you can see secretions you suck, if not you don’t reach around to find them.

    • @SpriteGod0
      @SpriteGod0 9 месяцев назад +2

      Finger sweeps are the past. No longer accepted practice plus

    • @twizm9236
      @twizm9236 2 месяца назад +1

      Finger sweeps are still taught! It's to take out big chunks that can't be taken out with suction or may clog it.
      Unresponsive can imply unconscious; you do the head tilt chin lift to open the airway and the patient typically stays in position or can be held by your partner.

    • @noelletufts1550
      @noelletufts1550 24 дня назад

      That’s where I am a bit confused as well- on checking C before A-B?

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    @valentinakraus5990 3 года назад

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