Hello to all of my Healthcare brothers and sister! The 2020 AHA Guidelines are out. I have posted the new videos for BLS, ACLS, and PALS: ruclips.net/p/PLhOFBB3AV9swkQ1KUodrLKmxvEbI3R0-R. These changes will not take place until February 2021; however, these concepts are currently being taught in your courses. ☺️❤️
Thank you for another great video!! Getting my PALs certification next week and found this way more helpful than the PALs online course portion. Learned so much, thanks again :))
I am so glad my video was more helpful than the PALS online course ☺️❤️ I am re-certifying my PALS in April and I am interested to see the difference between the in-person courses versus the online. ☺️
Thank you so much for your comment! It means a lot coming from a PALS instructor. I'm glad to hear that my videos have been helpful in your review process. It's always a pleasure to provide thorough coverage of AHA disciplines and support fellow healthcare professionals. Your dedication to teaching PALS is commendable, and I appreciate your feedback. If there's any specific topic or area you'd like me to cover in future videos, please let me know. Keep up the great work as an instructor, and best of luck in all your teaching endeavors! 😊👍
Congratulations on passing your exam last month Ms Vee ☺️💜 I am humbled that I was part of your success. I am positive you will have the same outcome with your PALS certification ☺️ You got this!
Nice work. I suggest you wear a mic to avoid the echo chamber. I think it helps to relate things to the physiology (providing a few graphics). Like why narrow complex is supra-ventricular. Note: does for Epi is always 0.1 ML/kg (*volume not drug dose) regardless of concentration--a trick I learned as a flight nurse. Makes it easy to draw up without all the confusing zeros.
Thank you for the tremendous feedback Bill and study tips Randall ☺️❤️ I can imagine you have some much wisdom to share being a flight nurse. I am terrified of airplanes but I always found the career path fascinating. I am looking to purchase a wearable mic in the near future because the know the echo can be annoying especially when you are listening with headphones. ☺️
As a Respiratory myself, I took PALS many times. But i never attend a detail PALS review! Thanks for sharing & I will share with my colleagues As well!
I am so happy to hear that my videos were helpful in your PALS review Save Like a Pro With Leah ☺️❤️ I am in the process of renewing my PALS certification next month so I am right there with you. ❤️
@@NurseCheung you are very kind. I am a huge fan. When I finish Medical Assistant class, I will enroll in Phlebotomy, IV Therapy, then AEMT school. I am more comfortable processing the information since I started following your channel. Thank you for all the hard work that you do :-)
Thanks for getting to the point with this review. I take my PALS renewal on 5/12/21 and I know everyone had to watch the AHA PALS precourse work and even though they put a lot of time in it, all the extra "fluff" made it a drag to watch hoping they would just get to the information most of the time. Thus, you loose interest. Thanks again for your hard work and time you put into this.
I am so happy that my video was helpful in your PALS study Michael ☺️💜 I understand that reading the book can be difficult so I decided to create these videos with the information you need to know for the test including the updated guidelines. I am sure you passed your exam like a boss!
I'ma CTS ICU RN. My institution opened up PALS hospital wide for critical care providers to "fill in-person seats" Came here, toying with whether I want to sign up Thinking not PICU and NICU and PEDS RNs are badazz Precious cargo is NO JOKE Hat's off to you guys
Many healthcare organizations are going to PALS certification for their critical care providers. I have worked for at least three organizations that required me to maintain the PALS certification. The care of a pediatric patient is vastly different than the care of an adult patient. I would like to applaud all providers who care for the pediatric population. You are amazing!!
Thats awesome to hear Joey Q. Flight paramedic must be a fascinating career especially with the pediatric specialty. ☺️❤️ I am so happy that my video was helpful in your refresher.
You are so kind PUSH 😊💜 I am pleased that my video was helpful to you and it had a good message. I try my best to convey positivity within the field, especially with the PALS certification.
Thank you for all your educational videos Nurse Cheung. I have watched several including the 2020 ACLS and they're all very helpful for acute care nurses like me.
I am so pleased to hear that my videos were helpful in your studies Cher 😊💜 I love that you are representing our acute care nurses out there. We are a wild group to say the least 😊
Thank you for your message! It's always great to hear this feedback. Your support means a lot to me and motivates me to continue creating content that you find valuable. 😊💜 Have a wonderful day, and thanks again for your comment!
Absolutely Bar bi3 ☺️❤️ I wanted to make sure anyone who is certifying in 2021 had the correct information for the course. I am just humbled that you found my video helpful ☺️
Thanks for the awesome video, i work in Adult Critical care and my current work requires us to have PALS. Very informative and direct to the point. You have a new subscriber. Be safe and God Bless.
I am so glad my video was helpful in your studies and Critical Care career Daddy Waddy 💜☺️ PALS has become increasingly important for lots of Adult Critical Care units including mine. I am just glad I was able to help with your certification ☺️
Thank you for your kind words, Hondapilot! Your review means a lot to me and I'm glad you appreciate the recent changes. I hope you'll find my videos even more helpful and easy to use with these new updates. Best of luck on your test! 😊💜
Aw, thank you so much! 😊 It warms my heart to know that the AHA PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) videos were helpful for you. It's super important to have strong knowledge in this area, especially when caring for our little ones. 🩺👶 Keep up the amazing work in your healthcare journey. The world needs dedicated individuals like you! Remember, every time you apply what you've learned, you're making a difference. 💪🌟 Sending you all the positive vibes and gratitude! 🌈❤️ Keep shining! 🌟🙌
I'm really glad to hear you found the PALS Certification material accurate and concise! Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts. If you ever have more questions or need further clarification as you go along, feel free to reach out. Wishing you the best in your certification journey! 🌟🩺📚👍
You are so incredible, Becky Barnett 😊💜 I appreciate you and your kind feedback. Congrats on your PALS certification, and I am sending much love to one of my favorite people on the healthcare team RRT 💜
I'm doing my skill session over Zoom in a couple hours and it's been almost 3 years since I worked in Peds. I'm pretty nervous but your videos seem pretty high yield.
I am so happy to hear my videos were helpful in your PALS review 😊💜 I recently re-certified and it was scary as I hadn't practiced on children in a while. Thankfully, I re-watched my videos and I was able to pass with honors 😊
Thank you so much for these videos. I’m finishing up paramedic school and have my PALS test tomorrow. Listening always really helps me compared to reading alone. I appreciate you! 🫶🏼
You're very welcome! It's great to hear that the videos have been helpful for you, especially as you're finishing up paramedic school and preparing for your PALS test. Audio-visual learning can indeed be a powerful tool for many people. Good luck on your test today - with your dedication and hard work, I'm confident you'll do well. Your commitment to learning and saving lives is truly commendable. Thank you for all that you do, and remember, you've got this! 🚑💖📚🌟
Absolutely, shoutout to all the paramedics out there! Ya'll are such a crucial part of the healthcare team. Your skills and expertise are invaluable, and studying for certifications like PALS is just one of the many ways you continue to make a huge impact. Keep up the amazing work, and thanks for the reminder - paramedics deserve all the recognition! 🚑🌟🩺👏
Hey you were on last night, and you talked about testing and multiple choices questions that are very close. And I wanted to know, what is the best Nclex study guide to buy? Thank you.😊
It was wonderful to see you last Sunday Shelly ☺️❤️ I was planning to talk about books this upcoming Sunday but I would love to share my recommendations with you ☺️. I highly recommend using the Saunders Comprehensive NCLEX review books. They have been around long time and have been recommended by many nursing schools. The HESI and ATI companies also have NCLEX review books that can be helpful in passing your final exams to get your boarding pass to take your NCLEX.
You got this Treesa Merin 😊💜 Remember that the providers teaching the courses do not want you to fail. Pay attention to what they teach and you will not fail 💜
Great Question Teri ☺️❤️ I used to provide the slides on my website; however, they were not being downloaded or used based on my analytics so I removed them.
Great question mae mae 😊💜 The max dose of Epinephrine in the Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Algorithm is 1 mg each time it is given. Since epinephrine is weight based in pediatrics, it is essential to create a limit on the amount of epinephrine we administer every time to prevent any overdosing of medication. The American Heart Association maxes out this dosage to 1 mg that can be repeated every 3 to 5 minutes.
Great question, alyssa claire 😊💜 it is not something that is discussed on the PALS certification exam, and there are many reasons why a 15 lead would be better than a 12 lead for diagnostics. It would be hard to just pinpoint one 😊
That is a great question Adrian Mondragon ☺️💜 The thing with pediatric patients is once their heart rate goes below 60 bpm, they tend to decompensate very quickly and require CPR. Pediatric vital signs are different than adults where a child between 1 to 2 years can have a normal heart rate between 80 to 130 bpm. If the child's heart rate is 50 bpm, then we know they are not perfusing well. It is better to maintain perfusion quickly and try medications while we are performing CPR than to use medications alone. Medications alone do not always address perfusion. I hope that answers your question.
Great question Michael Laviola ☺️ So the current 2020 algorithm guidelines state this measure for critical ill children and infants. Infants guidelines apply to infants younger than 1 years of age and children guidelines apply to children 1 years of age until puberty. Here is a source for you: www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIR.0000000000000901
Hi Anmar Jalal. I used to post the slides on my website; however, someone copyrighted my hard work and was using my slides to make money so I no longer post this content for free. 💜☺️ Thank you for reaching out ☺️
Hello to all of my Healthcare brothers and sister!
The 2020 AHA Guidelines are out. I have posted the new videos for BLS, ACLS, and PALS: ruclips.net/p/PLhOFBB3AV9swkQ1KUodrLKmxvEbI3R0-R.
These changes will not take place until February 2021; however, these concepts are currently being taught in your courses. ☺️❤️
🙏❤️💐
Thank you for another great video!! Getting my PALs certification next week and found this way more helpful than the PALs online course portion. Learned so much, thanks again :))
I am so glad my video was more helpful than the PALS online course ☺️❤️ I am re-certifying my PALS in April and I am interested to see the difference between the in-person courses versus the online. ☺️
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Thanks!
I am a PALS instructor. I have always enjoyed your thorough coverage of AHA disciplines. Thanks for helping me review today!
Thank you so much for your comment! It means a lot coming from a PALS instructor. I'm glad to hear that my videos have been helpful in your review process. It's always a pleasure to provide thorough coverage of AHA disciplines and support fellow healthcare professionals. Your dedication to teaching PALS is commendable, and I appreciate your feedback. If there's any specific topic or area you'd like me to cover in future videos, please let me know. Keep up the great work as an instructor, and best of luck in all your teaching endeavors! 😊👍
I’m a senior nursing student and taking ACLS/PALS for the first time this week thank you!!
You got this Dwight Schrute ☺️❤️ I am sure you rocked both the ACLS and PALS certification exams. Congratulations on becoming a AHA provider.
I came to your channel as I was doing my ACLS 1st time ever last month and I nailed it , and I’m now for my Pals exam thank you for this ❤️❤️🙌🏻
Congratulations on passing your exam last month Ms Vee ☺️💜 I am humbled that I was part of your success. I am positive you will have the same outcome with your PALS certification ☺️ You got this!
I didn't nail ACLs buy I did pass lol
Nice work. I suggest you wear a mic to avoid the echo chamber. I think it helps to relate things to the physiology (providing a few graphics). Like why narrow complex is supra-ventricular. Note: does for Epi is always 0.1 ML/kg (*volume not drug dose) regardless of concentration--a trick I learned as a flight nurse. Makes it easy to draw up without all the confusing zeros.
Thank you for the tremendous feedback Bill and study tips Randall ☺️❤️ I can imagine you have some much wisdom to share being a flight nurse. I am terrified of airplanes but I always found the career path fascinating. I am looking to purchase a wearable mic in the near future because the know the echo can be annoying especially when you are listening with headphones. ☺️
As a Respiratory myself, I took PALS many times. But i never attend a detail PALS review! Thanks for sharing & I will share with my colleagues As well!
I am so happy to hear that my videos were helpful in your PALS review Save Like a Pro With Leah ☺️❤️ I am in the process of renewing my PALS certification next month so I am right there with you. ❤️
Thank you for sharing so much great information. I passed my PALS certification today. Couldn't have done it without you. Keep up the good work. :-)
Congratulations on obtaining your PALS Certification C Tann-Starr ☺️❤️ You are so amazing
@@NurseCheung you are very kind. I am a huge fan. When I finish Medical Assistant class, I will enroll in Phlebotomy, IV Therapy, then AEMT school. I am more comfortable processing the information since I started following your channel. Thank you for all the hard work that you do :-)
Thanks for getting to the point with this review. I take my PALS renewal on 5/12/21 and I know everyone had to watch the AHA PALS precourse work and even though they put a lot of time in it, all the extra "fluff" made it a drag to watch hoping they would just get to the information most of the time. Thus, you loose interest. Thanks again for your hard work and time you put into this.
I am so happy that my video was helpful in your PALS study Michael ☺️💜 I understand that reading the book can be difficult so I decided to create these videos with the information you need to know for the test including the updated guidelines. I am sure you passed your exam like a boss!
@@NurseCheung Sure did. Thanks again.
I'ma CTS ICU RN. My institution opened up PALS hospital wide for critical care providers to "fill in-person seats"
Came here, toying with whether I want to sign up
Thinking not
PICU and NICU and PEDS RNs are badazz
Precious cargo is NO JOKE
Hat's off to you guys
Many healthcare organizations are going to PALS certification for their critical care providers. I have worked for at least three organizations that required me to maintain the PALS certification. The care of a pediatric patient is vastly different than the care of an adult patient. I would like to applaud all providers who care for the pediatric population. You are amazing!!
I’m a pediatric flight paramedic, thanks for a pals refresher, good job 👍🏻
Thats awesome to hear Joey Q. Flight paramedic must be a fascinating career especially with the pediatric specialty. ☺️❤️ I am so happy that my video was helpful in your refresher.
great attitude, that is the secret to your excellent presentation 😁
You are so kind PUSH 😊💜 I am pleased that my video was helpful to you and it had a good message. I try my best to convey positivity within the field, especially with the PALS certification.
For disordered control of breathing regarding management of increased ICP, avoiding hypotension should be included.
Great point T.U. 😊💜
My BLS, ACLS and pals exam is in February. These videos are really helpful. Great explanation 🙏
I am so glad that my videos were helpful in your re-certification of the BLS, ACLS, and PALS. I am so humbled by your feedback ☺️
Thank you for all your educational videos Nurse Cheung. I have watched several including the 2020 ACLS and they're all very helpful for acute care nurses like me.
I am so pleased to hear that my videos were helpful in your studies Cher 😊💜 I love that you are representing our acute care nurses out there. We are a wild group to say the least 😊
madam good for helful the other people ilike that the cardiac life support or acls or pals is good for your service as nures good for job maam
Thank you, thank you, thank you! This was lovely! 😄💕
Absolutely K S ☺️❤️
Thank you, you do such a great job and speak clearly. 👌 You’re a little gem on RUclips.
Thank you for your message! It's always great to hear this feedback. Your support means a lot to me and motivates me to continue creating content that you find valuable. 😊💜 Have a wonderful day, and thanks again for your comment!
Great presentation and delivered very nicely! Perfect for reviewing before a re-cert. Thank you! 🙏🏼
You are incredible JeFerrari ☺️❤️ Thank you for the amazing feedback and kind review. 😘
Yeaay thnk u .u uploaded the newest.🙏❤❤❤
Absolutely Bar bi3 ☺️❤️ I wanted to make sure anyone who is certifying in 2021 had the correct information for the course. I am just humbled that you found my video helpful ☺️
Thanks for the awesome video, i work in Adult Critical care and my current work requires us to have PALS. Very informative and direct to the point. You have a new subscriber. Be safe and God Bless.
I am so glad my video was helpful in your studies and Critical Care career Daddy Waddy 💜☺️ PALS has become increasingly important for lots of Adult Critical Care units including mine. I am just glad I was able to help with your certification ☺️
Super helpful. I'll be back to watch it another 20x...
Fingers crossed you won't have to watch it that many times Justin Apodaca 😊💜
Outstanding review. Excellent update on the new changes. Greatly appreciated 👍
Thank you for your kind words, Hondapilot! Your review means a lot to me and I'm glad you appreciate the recent changes. I hope you'll find my videos even more helpful and easy to use with these new updates. Best of luck on your test! 😊💜
Thank you for your videos. Very well done.
Aw, thank you so much! 😊 It warms my heart to know that the AHA PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) videos were helpful for you. It's super important to have strong knowledge in this area, especially when caring for our little ones. 🩺👶
Keep up the amazing work in your healthcare journey. The world needs dedicated individuals like you! Remember, every time you apply what you've learned, you're making a difference. 💪🌟 Sending you all the positive vibes and gratitude! 🌈❤️ Keep shining! 🌟🙌
Great Job! Take it this week. Nice succinct review.
Much appreciated!
Accurate and concise revision. Thanks a bunch
I'm really glad to hear you found the PALS Certification material accurate and concise! Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts. If you ever have more questions or need further clarification as you go along, feel free to reach out. Wishing you the best in your certification journey! 🌟🩺📚👍
Thank you so much for sharing this video. This video really helped me in my PALS certification. ❤️
Congratulations on passing your PALS certification like a boss eman canillas ☺️💜 I am humbled that I was able to help you.
Thank you for most thorough and helpful review!
I am humbled that my PALS Certification Review was helpful, Kathy Chojnacki 😊💜 Best of luck on your initial or renewal 😊
Outstanding as always! Thanks!♥️
Becky, RRT
You are so incredible, Becky Barnett 😊💜 I appreciate you and your kind feedback. Congrats on your PALS certification, and I am sending much love to one of my favorite people on the healthcare team RRT 💜
Thank you for this very detailed update! 🤗
Any time!
@@NurseCheung btw I took my renewal yesterday and I passed it like a boss!!!!🤗
This is absolutely phenomenal, thank you
My pleasure Bobby Eger 😊💜 I am pleased that my PALS Certification Video was helpful in your studies. You got this! 😊
Thank you so much for this excellent PALS video...quick revisions.
I am so pleased that my PALS certification review was helpful for your exam ☺️💜
I'm doing my skill session over Zoom in a couple hours and it's been almost 3 years since I worked in Peds. I'm pretty nervous but your videos seem pretty high yield.
I am so happy to hear my videos were helpful in your PALS review 😊💜 I recently re-certified and it was scary as I hadn't practiced on children in a while. Thankfully, I re-watched my videos and I was able to pass with honors 😊
Thanks for the great info on these updates and reviews. BTW that is one big pediatric pt in the brady pacing 😁
Haha Thanks Connie Heil 💜☺️ Yes that was a very "big" pediatric pacing patient.
Thank you so much for these videos. I’m finishing up paramedic school and have my PALS test tomorrow. Listening always really helps me compared to reading alone. I appreciate you! 🫶🏼
You're very welcome! It's great to hear that the videos have been helpful for you, especially as you're finishing up paramedic school and preparing for your PALS test. Audio-visual learning can indeed be a powerful tool for many people. Good luck on your test today - with your dedication and hard work, I'm confident you'll do well. Your commitment to learning and saving lives is truly commendable. Thank you for all that you do, and remember, you've got this! 🚑💖📚🌟
Don’t forget your paramedics!!
Absolutely, shoutout to all the paramedics out there! Ya'll are such a crucial part of the healthcare team. Your skills and expertise are invaluable, and studying for certifications like PALS is just one of the many ways you continue to make a huge impact. Keep up the amazing work, and thanks for the reminder - paramedics deserve all the recognition! 🚑🌟🩺👏
Thank you very much ❤
You're welcome 😊
Thank you Nurse Cheung!
My pleasure Nyawira Waithaka 😊💜
Loved this video! ThankYouuu ❤️
I am so humbled that you found this video helpful Mari ☺️💜 I hope you are having an amazing day and passing your PALS like a Boss
Thank you very much
My pleasure Akosua Aikman 😊💜
You are awesome!!! Thank you
You are fantastic, Haticha Eisenberg 😊💜 Best of luck on your PALS exam and mega code. You got this!!
Thank uuuu so much😊
Welcome 😊
Thank you for this review!!
Anytime Joyce Marine ☺️💜
Hey you were on last night, and you talked about testing and multiple choices questions that are very close. And I wanted to know, what is the best Nclex study guide to buy? Thank you.😊
It was wonderful to see you last Sunday Shelly ☺️❤️ I was planning to talk about books this upcoming Sunday but I would love to share my recommendations with you ☺️. I highly recommend using the Saunders Comprehensive NCLEX review books. They have been around long time and have been recommended by many nursing schools. The HESI and ATI companies also have NCLEX review books that can be helpful in passing your final exams to get your boarding pass to take your NCLEX.
@@NurseCheung Great, Lord's will, look forward to Sunday...
Hii thus is the first time am going to attend PALs
You got this Treesa Merin 😊💜 Remember that the providers teaching the courses do not want you to fail. Pay attention to what they teach and you will not fail 💜
Well done. Great revi ew
Thank you Shawn Kennedy ☺️💜 I am humbled by your review.
thank you very good presentation
I am so pleased to hear my video was helpful Mohamed Mahmoud ☺️💜
Thank you for this great video
I am humbled that my video was helpful Jancy Thomas ☺️💜
Thank you so much, it helps a lot
I am so humbled that my video was helpful Hilda Lara ☺️💜
Ty great teaching
You are so kind Margaret Dodenhoff 😊💜 I appreciate you!
THANK YOU!
You are very welcome Rohi psalm23 ☺️ I am happy to hear my video was helpful with understanding the 2020 updates ☺️
Thank you for the video
Thank you for the support ken rowan ☺️💜
Is there anyway to print this slideshow for review? Thank you.
Great Question Teri ☺️❤️ I used to provide the slides on my website; however, they were not being downloaded or used based on my analytics so I removed them.
Million thanks
Million hugs Wa Yu ☺️💜 Best of luck on your PALS. You Got This!!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, this helps a lot❤️👍
Its my pleasure Jasmin Mosquera ☺️💜 I am so happy my videos are helpful
thinks madam too demonstration that bout cpr
My pleasure armando cabanit 😊💜
around 24:41 when discussing the max amount of epi being 1 mg do you mean 1mg max at the time of administration or during the course of the code?
Great question mae mae 😊💜 The max dose of Epinephrine in the Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Algorithm is 1 mg each time it is given. Since epinephrine is weight based in pediatrics, it is essential to create a limit on the amount of epinephrine we administer every time to prevent any overdosing of medication. The American Heart Association maxes out this dosage to 1 mg that can be repeated every 3 to 5 minutes.
When is it appropriate to get 15-lead ekg rather then 12 lead for better diagnostic, used to say
Great question, alyssa claire 😊💜 it is not something that is discussed on the PALS certification exam, and there are many reasons why a 15 lead would be better than a 12 lead for diagnostics. It would be hard to just pinpoint one 😊
I'm a bit confused. if PED has a heart rate less than 60 and we do CPR, when do we ever treat the Brady? i.e pace, episode, Atropine?
That is a great question Adrian Mondragon ☺️💜 The thing with pediatric patients is once their heart rate goes below 60 bpm, they tend to decompensate very quickly and require CPR. Pediatric vital signs are different than adults where a child between 1 to 2 years can have a normal heart rate between 80 to 130 bpm. If the child's heart rate is 50 bpm, then we know they are not perfusing well. It is better to maintain perfusion quickly and try medications while we are performing CPR than to use medications alone. Medications alone do not always address perfusion. I hope that answers your question.
At what ages does an HR less than 60 bpm require CPR. I've head that for Neonates but not sure what the cut off is for pediatrics?
Great question Michael Laviola ☺️ So the current 2020 algorithm guidelines state this measure for critical ill children and infants. Infants guidelines apply to infants younger than 1 years of age and children guidelines apply to children 1 years of age until puberty. Here is a source for you: www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIR.0000000000000901
Eddison before medicine!
Agreed quicktoevil ☺️ the quicker we can get electricity the better.
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How can i get the slides ??
Hi Anmar Jalal. I used to post the slides on my website; however, someone copyrighted my hard work and was using my slides to make money so I no longer post this content for free. 💜☺️ Thank you for reaching out ☺️
@@NurseCheung I really appreciate your effort, and this is absolutely your rights. Big love from Saudi Arabia
Thanks you so much
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