Wonderfully clear cut video as usual. You should do a follow up with pediatric RSI and new acceptance/studies of etomidate and ketamine with pediatric Pts for definitive acute airway management
Applying firm, steady upward pressure at a 45-degree angle, the curved laryngoscope is used to lift the epiglottis and expose the vocal cords. Once the glottis is visualized, the operator will ask the respiratory assistant to place the endotracheal tube with the malleable stylet on the operator's right hand
Wonderfully clear-cut video as usual. You should do a follow a video with pediatric RSI and new studies on the use of amidate and ketamine for definitive acute airway management
Rapid Sequence INDUCTION, not intubation. Let's not continue an incorrect thought process. All intubations are rapid. It is the induction that is rapid in RSI.
Just a general question. Pt had an NG tube CorTrak style placed in the mid of the afternoon. In the evening pt condition has suddenly changed and the oxygen demand had increased. Questionable aspiration? Without doing ABGs and other tests physician had decided for RSI. During this procedure he also places OGT tube. I know that sometimes we place those for stomach decompression when too much positive pressure from ambu bag ventilation causes stomach distention, but would there be any other reason, since the pt already had an NG tube CorTrak style? And after intubation does CXR and XRAY - KUB PORT to confirm both placements. OGT tube is then removed in next 3 hours time.
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Love this. Showing it to my nursing students. We're studying artificial airways/vents, etc.
This is a good review for my training thank you for making these simple to understand videos.
Wonderfully clear cut video as usual. You should do a follow up with pediatric RSI and new acceptance/studies of etomidate and ketamine with pediatric Pts for definitive acute airway management
Applying firm, steady upward pressure at a 45-degree angle, the curved laryngoscope is used to lift the epiglottis and expose the vocal cords. Once the glottis is visualized, the operator will ask the respiratory assistant to place the endotracheal tube with the malleable stylet on the operator's right hand
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Amazing video
Thankss so much
Can you please make a video on the steps of endotracheal intubation
Wonderfully clear-cut video as usual. You should do a follow a video with pediatric RSI and new studies on the use of amidate and ketamine for definitive acute airway management
+Melissa Hernandez, There will definitely be more RSI coming, stay tuned!
Rapid Sequence INDUCTION, not intubation. Let's not continue an incorrect thought process. All intubations are rapid. It is the induction that is rapid in RSI.
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Very good video. You didn't mention full stomach or pregnancy an indication for RSI
Just a general question. Pt had an NG tube CorTrak style placed in the mid of the afternoon. In the evening pt condition has suddenly changed and the oxygen demand had increased. Questionable aspiration? Without doing ABGs and other tests physician had decided for RSI. During this procedure he also places OGT tube. I know that sometimes we place those for stomach decompression when too much positive pressure from ambu bag ventilation causes stomach distention, but would there be any other reason, since the pt already had an NG tube CorTrak style? And after intubation does CXR and XRAY - KUB PORT to confirm both placements. OGT tube is then removed in next 3 hours time.
Could be that they placed a larger bore tube for drainage/aspiration whilst the existing NGT was only suitable for feeding.
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SIR VIDEO BECOME OF PROPER PROCEDURE OF ENDOTRACHEAL INCUBATION PLEASE
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