This is a great video because during Covid many nurses were weaning sedation and pain medication drips while not weaning paralytics. I saw this scenario often and had to step in.
Awesome lecture, thank you for sharing. I don't know If this is a dumb question, but if the patient has recently had Botox injections in the forehead and facial muscles, could that also affect the accuracy of the TOF leads on the face?
Why You did not Drive a Analgesia? Or, why You did not change in volatile Sedation? I like Your Videos. In Germany I'm a CritCareNurse too, with BSN Andreas cand. MSN in APN-CC.
We have episodes that touch on this topic. Some that come to mind are "Your first day in the OR", "Studying differences in CRNA school vs Nursing school" and "What kind of cases do CRNAs really give anesthesia for?"
Question. I’m a nurse that had a positive muscle biopsy. So positive for malignant hyperthermia. In the OR is there any way I could be inadvertently exposed to a trigger as a nurse?
You would have to either inhale the volatile anesthestic agents or be injected with succinylcholine as a trigger. Although the likelihood of exposure is low I would avoid being near the airway during induction of anesthesia to avoid any gas exposure and let the anesthesia team know
I loved nursing. The teacher that introduced me to nursing told me not to choose nursing if I was just wanting to make money. So I went into nursing for the right reasons. I became a nurse because I love caring for people. However I’m not getting vaccinated for Covid. Do you think I should bother going back into nursing or I’ll never be able to nurse again because I don’t believe in the whole covid vaccination order?
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This is a great video because during Covid many nurses were weaning sedation and pain medication drips while not weaning paralytics. I saw this scenario often and had to step in.
Big yikes!
Love this! Thanks for easy to understand explanations
can't wait for the new season!
Thank you for this!
I’m a new grad neuro icu nurse and an aspiring crna!
So glad it's helpful!!
Thank you for discusión this. I was literally having this discussion about the use os paralytic in our ICU and how to use the TOF and BIS monitoring
So glad it was helpful’
Love this channel as an icu nurse.
Awesome lecture, thank you for sharing. I don't know If this is a dumb question, but if the patient has recently had Botox injections in the forehead and facial muscles, could that also affect the accuracy of the TOF leads on the face?
I hope yall are doing well looking forward to the next video you guys post
thank you! Next season is dropping soon!
Why You did not Drive a Analgesia? Or, why You did not change in volatile Sedation? I like Your Videos. In Germany I'm a CritCareNurse too, with BSN Andreas cand. MSN in APN-CC.
can you please make a video of how being a CRNA is different or similar to being an ICU nurse?
We have episodes that touch on this topic. Some that come to mind are "Your first day in the OR", "Studying differences in CRNA school vs Nursing school" and "What kind of cases do CRNAs really give anesthesia for?"
Question. I’m a nurse that had a positive muscle biopsy. So positive for malignant hyperthermia. In the OR is there any way I could be inadvertently exposed to a trigger as a nurse?
You would have to either inhale the volatile anesthestic agents or be injected with succinylcholine as a trigger. Although the likelihood of exposure is low I would avoid being near the airway during induction of anesthesia to avoid any gas exposure and let the anesthesia team know
I loved nursing. The teacher that introduced me to nursing told me not to choose nursing if I was just wanting to make money. So I went into nursing for the right reasons. I became a nurse because I love caring for people. However I’m not getting vaccinated for Covid. Do you think I should bother going back into nursing or I’ll never be able to nurse again because I don’t believe in the whole covid vaccination order?
First sentence out of your mouth gave me a sense of urgency to study for my prereqs 😀💀🫣
we'll never tell you not to study. We want you to feel as prepared as possible