Hey guys just an update: - you are now required to demonstrate how to use the bag valve mask to administer rescue breaths - you will work with the examiner who will act as the second person - checking of the carotid pulse is no longer required (marking criteria version 1.8 November 2022) Shop the OSCE Workbook here: osce-review-experts.myshopify.com/products/osce-review-expert-workbook
Please may you please display the templates of the GCS charts? As I've seen quite a few with few parameters either missing or alternated to a different angle
Hey guys, at the moment you will not be using the bag valve mask (ambu-bag) due to COVID. You will just verbalise that you will be giving rescue breaths. The assessor will give you instructions prior to starting this station so please listen carefully. Goodluck y'all!
hi sir emer are we allowed check the carotid pulse as well? also, are we going to put our ear near to the patient’s mouth to feel the breathing? though its ccovid season?
@@clarissayumang7970 the patient ( mannequin )would be covid negative on the scenario. Checking the Carotid pulse is not mandatory but it is written on both old and new marking criteria
@@EmerDiego thank you for response usually when assessor maintaining air way we suppose to put oxygen 15L/minute , while we give rescue breaths oxygen must be connected who will do that assessor or candidate, hope you understand what I mean,thank for reply
Sir, hello, the video said to start compressions on the lower half of the sternum. But a text popped up saying "no pressure on the lower sternum". Can you please clarify sir. Thank you
The compression area is in the lower half of the sternum, and the landmark is around the nipples and not the lower sternum which is close to the abdomen. I hope that makes sense. All the best
Good day sir, just for clarification, are we going to start immediately the compressions after checking the breathing or wait for help to arrive, verbalize call 2222/ bring bag valve mask and resus. Trolley before starting compressions? Thank u so much!
Hi Ivy, in reality you have to call for help and immediately start your compression. For exam purposes you have to follow the steps on the marking criteria. Please listen to your examiner closely because they will give you instructions prior to starting the station
And are we going to verbalize “ I’m doing 100-120 compressions with a depth of 5-6 cm for 3-5cycles” during compressions or we can verbalize it after the cpr? Thank u so much for clarifying
You don’t need to verbalise everything whilst performing bls. At the end the assessor will ask you to discuss whatever you performed. Hope that helps. Goodluck
@@EmerDiego please I need clarification from the question above...I taught what you give is 30 chest compressions and two rescue breaths...how come she is saying 100-120 compressions
@@Nk-pi4ql 100 to 120 compression per minute dictates how fast the compression should be in a minute.30:2 is the ratio of compression and rescue breaths which means for every 30 compression you will give 2 rescue breaths and that is equivalent to a cycle. Goodluck
Hello Emer, sorry to bother you With regards to the IHR, after shouting for help and pressing the call bell… and doing your ABC, So at the beginning of the chest compressions, do you start counting the compressions to 30, OR you only start counting when help have arrived with the ambubag. Because am looking at counting whiles you having to explain to the assessor (Compression at the mid-half of the sternum, 5-6cm depth, 100-120 compression per minute) So am kinda confused a little. Thank you
Hi Salim, you can start counting until 30 then go back to 1 until help arrives. Once help arrives, you will immediately give 2 rescue breaths. By that time, you had given more that 30 compressions already. You do not need to narrate everything you are whilst doing the ihr. You can do it at the end. The assessor will give you instructions before you start. Hope that helps
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Hey guys just an update:
- you are now required to demonstrate how to use the bag valve mask to administer rescue breaths
- you will work with the examiner who will act as the second person
- checking of the carotid pulse is no longer required (marking criteria version 1.8 November 2022)
Shop the OSCE Workbook here:
osce-review-experts.myshopify.com/products/osce-review-expert-workbook
Please may you please display the templates of the GCS charts? As I've seen quite a few with few parameters either missing or alternated to a different angle
To demonstrate ambu bag tech..do we have to stop the compressions?? Or we have to verbalize as we assume..
Hey guys, at the moment you will not be using the bag valve mask (ambu-bag) due to COVID. You will just verbalise that you will be giving rescue breaths. The assessor will give you instructions prior to starting this station so please listen carefully. Goodluck y'all!
hi sir emer are we allowed check the carotid pulse as well? also, are we going to put our ear near to the patient’s mouth to feel the breathing? though its ccovid season?
@@clarissayumang7970 the patient ( mannequin )would be covid negative on the scenario. Checking the Carotid pulse is not mandatory but it is written on both old and new marking criteria
@@EmerDiego hi sir what if i forgot to mentioned the word less than 10 seconds? would it be a fail?
Do u still, have to do hand hygiene in cardiac resuscitation. I am wondering how you would be doing hand hygiene when someone has cardiac arrest
Should we give handovef to assessor making pt on side lying
Thank you so much for this video, it really helped me in my osce exam
Your OSCE videos are amazing, I am watching them all, I’m beginning mine in May and I learn best by watching then doing.
Best of luck ❤️
Hi, new subscriber here.. waiting for my schedule of Osce Exam..
May i know which Trust Your working..
so OSCE, after the demo there will be a summarize exam as well? need to explain all the step by step scenario?
Hi just want to ask candidate need to tell about oxygen 15 L/ minute connected to valve mask
What do you mean?
@@EmerDiego thank you for response usually when assessor maintaining air way we suppose to put oxygen 15L/minute , while we give rescue breaths oxygen must be connected who will do that assessor or candidate, hope you understand what I mean,thank for reply
Sir, hello, the video said to start compressions on the lower half of the sternum. But a text popped up saying "no pressure on the lower sternum". Can you please clarify sir. Thank you
The compression area is in the lower half of the sternum, and the landmark is around the nipples and not the lower sternum which is close to the abdomen. I hope that makes sense. All the best
Please she mention causes etc at the end of the video are we writing anything at the end of the procedure.
Do hand washing is necessary as it is a emergency procedure..
are we supposed to interrupt chest compression to give rescue breaths?
yes. imagine doing compression and rescue breaths at the same time . good luck
Thank you po ♥️ can you do a wound assessment with ANTT under new ToC po . Thank you 😊
Good day sir, just for clarification, are we going to start immediately the compressions after checking the breathing or wait for help to arrive, verbalize call 2222/ bring bag valve mask and resus. Trolley before starting compressions? Thank u so much!
Hi Ivy, in reality you have to call for help and immediately start your compression. For exam purposes you have to follow the steps on the marking criteria. Please listen to your examiner closely because they will give you instructions prior to starting the station
Hi sir. Ask lang po. It's an emergency situation, is it still required to do handwash?
Do I need to memorize the 5 T and 5 H?
If can better
What about SBAR?
not part of the criteria. SBAR will be assessed during the evaluation station
Thank you...God bless you.
thanks Emer
hello Emer, in the actual osce exam, are you alone during the ihr? or is it the same as in the video that someone will arrive for help? tnx
the examiner will be there. They will give you instructions before you start
Please what did she say she should come back with
A crash trolley and an ambu bag
And are we going to verbalize “ I’m doing 100-120 compressions with a depth of 5-6 cm for 3-5cycles” during compressions or we can verbalize it after the cpr? Thank u so much for clarifying
You don’t need to verbalise everything whilst performing bls. At the end the assessor will ask you to discuss whatever you performed. Hope that helps. Goodluck
@@EmerDiego please I need clarification from the question above...I taught what you give is 30 chest compressions and two rescue breaths...how come she is saying 100-120 compressions
@@Nk-pi4ql 100 to 120 compression per minute dictates how fast the compression should be in a minute.30:2 is the ratio of compression and rescue breaths which means for every 30 compression you will give 2 rescue breaths and that is equivalent to a cycle. Goodluck
Hello Emer, sorry to bother you
With regards to the IHR, after shouting for help and pressing the call bell… and doing your ABC,
So at the beginning of the chest compressions, do you start counting the compressions to 30, OR you only start counting when help have arrived with the ambubag.
Because am looking at counting whiles you having to explain to the assessor (Compression at the mid-half of the sternum, 5-6cm depth, 100-120 compression per minute)
So am kinda confused a little.
Thank you
Hi Salim, you can start counting until 30 then go back to 1 until help arrives. Once help arrives, you will immediately give 2 rescue breaths. By that time, you had given more that 30 compressions already.
You do not need to narrate everything you are whilst doing the ihr. You can do it at the end. The assessor will give you instructions before you start. Hope that helps
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No need for cardiac board?
Yup no. Good luck
Perfect teaching!!
Thanks
Ron Road
Wrong ambu technique
Yes it is
naku thank u po sa vid na to
great video, but pity no mouth to mouth any more.