Noc a doc yet, but a 4th year vet student. I would think the same dose as IV is appropriate since they're both going to systemic circulation anyways. 0.5-1mg/kg?
Just a side note…. Any new practitioners, if you would like to be a more compassionate physician, ask each patient who is alert and aware receiving this treatment what was their pain score during flushing or creating vacuum in the marrow. You will know from the gnashing of teeth and moaning and groaning that it is bad, but hearing a numerical pain score may help you to register the event in your memory banks. Stay well all.
His hair is no dirtier than any other part of him. He’s not cooking food that the hair could fall into either. If this were an operating room on a live person or animal all people would have protective clothing but it’s not. It’s also a demonstration only as he’s clearly working on a cadaver and nothing there is sterile like it would be in real life.
Bro, that's honestly very infomative and easy to undestand video, will wait for clinical cases riview.
Awesome video! Both thorough and concise. Also, very cool tattoos my friend
This was an amazing and extremely informative video! thanks for the education, homie
Great video, very clear and simple to understand. Thanks!
Amazing video, thank you so much.
I was wondering what dosage is for Lidocain when administered IO?
Noc a doc yet, but a 4th year vet student. I would think the same dose as IV is appropriate since they're both going to systemic circulation anyways. 0.5-1mg/kg?
Just listened to the last 30sec of the video and he gives the same recommendation for dogs, 0.2mg/kg in cats due to their sensitivity
Best way to secure IO catheter for longer term use if venous access isn’t obtained for a few hours? Suture/tape?
This was great! Thank you
What is the fluid limits in an IO catheter?
instead of replacing the needle, you can also flush with sterile saline.
Just a side note…. Any new practitioners, if you would like to be a more compassionate physician, ask each patient who is alert and aware receiving this treatment what was their pain score during flushing or creating vacuum in the marrow. You will know from the gnashing of teeth and moaning and groaning that it is bad, but hearing a numerical pain score may help you to register the event in your memory banks. Stay well all.
Yeah let me ask the dog what the pain score is.... 😂
Why doesn't he have his hair tyed back? Sorry but seems less professional.😢
I’m thinking that the animal on the table was a cadaver because the placement of the IO catheters were not done using aseptic technique.
If this were an actual procedure he would be humming through this quickly.
That’s not an operating room.
His hair is no dirtier than any other part of him. He’s not cooking food that the hair could fall into either. If this were an operating room on a live person or animal all people would have protective clothing but it’s not. It’s also a demonstration only as he’s clearly working on a cadaver and nothing there is sterile like it would be in real life.
@@lindalumae
And this is so upsetting to you, why? Get a hobby
@@Durelle820 What makes you think I’m upset? I’m just restating what you did.