Sir, can u start new series, how to manage individuals cases in icu as per guidelines. Show us how to manage , history, investigation, day to day progress, what went wrong, how u did and how we should have done
I was a bsc. Nursing student in KIMS, Bhubaneswar when I came across Dr. Arushi.... I was admitted in medicine ward once bcoz of high fever. So happy to see her growing. 💙🫶🏻
I watch your videos regularly. Particularly I listen to your shorts while in my car most often. Today I was tired and opened my RUclips for listening to some soothing song but ended up seeing your video. It feels like we alrdy know everything but after watching every time some new informative crunch comes out.
Few more things which we missed in the session are: Arterial line (yeahhh, don't know how we missed this!) Suction port/machine Tracheostomy Tube Bedside USG machine Boogie, Stellate Magill forceps Different drains and tubes like ICD, abdominal drains, SPC etc. External ventricular drainage (EVD) TPI - temporary pacemaker EtCO2 monitor Ecg machine
I was taught about FAST HUG BIDS during my md training as the first assessment of any pt in the icu. It's very helpful and simple to not miss anything about the patient, apart from the emergency situations at hand obviously like desaturation hypotension shock delirium and others. So for patients with relatively stable vitals after resuscitation especially for daily rounds in icu, FAST HUG BIDS is easy
Sir The amount of effort you put to educate us is so immense Hats off to you sir After subscribing to this channel ,i am really looking to be a critical care physician ❤
Please teach us something on sedation in icu. This is a very undermined topic. And if possible please teach the practical aspect showing on realtime patients. Like induction, reversal etc. Second request is for tracheostomy care in detail. We all are doing this but still need more confidence by learning standard protocols.
Thank u thank u soo soo much sir......when u didnt replied to my request ...i thought how stupid of me to request a DOCTOR to teach the basics of ICU...I felt very bad....but u proved me wrong Sir......its so humble and generous of u...most of the time I met the doctors in ICU are very stubborn and arrogant bt u r very down to earth...once again thanks a lot and keep motivating us by such useful and knowledgeable vdos....luv from a fresher nurse...🥰🥰
sorry I could not reply to your request. It must have skipped in lot of comments. We are working on the website update where a dedicated form for making request will be provided. This will help us to track and act on the requests.
Dear,Doc I feel so nice to watch your new dynamic approach on RUclips for the first time wishing you all the best..Dr. Mohammed Ashraf MD presently consultant........Saint Joseph Hospital New Delhi
the one which is connected to inspiratory port of ventilator is the inspiratory limb and the one which is connected to the expiratory port is the expiratory limb. Its mention on the ventiator.
I love this channel, thank you😊. Like to suggest you show the components like facemask, bipap mask etc taken out of the plastic wrap, as the latter reflects light and one is not able to see them well. Ideally demonstrate them on some volunteer 😂 All the very best 👍🏼👍🏼
Hi sir,,, can you tell the adrenaline dose and how to dilute for anaphylactic shock in ault pts ,,,,if possible make video for this topic sir ,,,,, please
@TheICUChannel sir i am a psychiatrist (completed MBBS in 2012, since 2016 im practicing psychiatry, so forgot everything of general medicine) in Rajasthan, i am planning to start my own small pvt hospital in rural area. For that im trying hard to gather internal medicine knowledge (by studying books and watching videos) for general practice in rural area, and to manage emergencies.
Very good video but just to point out that bare below the elbows is a basic must especially in an ICU environment. I hope you're doing that when seeing patients
Part 2 of the video can be found here ruclips.net/video/DZlIH6LfO9A/видео.html
Sir, can u start new series, how to manage individuals cases in icu as per guidelines. Show us how to manage , history, investigation, day to day progress, what went wrong, how u did and how we should have done
I didn't even search for this video it was showing in home screen and my first icu duty will start from day after tomorrow. What a coincidence
Amazing 🤝
Nice yrr
Same of mine
it's not a coincidence, it's AI
Then RUclips/Google must be spying u 😉😅
I'm an ICU Nursing Officer at AIIMS Bhubaneswar.... This video is very useful❤
Ok
Ok sister 👍
I was a bsc. Nursing student in KIMS, Bhubaneswar when I came across Dr. Arushi.... I was admitted in medicine ward once bcoz of high fever. So happy to see her growing. 💙🫶🏻
thanks for sharing your story. ya she is wonderful
I watch your videos regularly. Particularly I listen to your shorts while in my car most often. Today I was tired and opened my RUclips for listening to some soothing song but ended up seeing your video. It feels like we alrdy know everything but after watching every time some new informative crunch comes out.
Thanks for your kind words … hoping that this Sunday morning video which is coming will connect with loyal members like u 🤝
Few more things which we missed in the session are:
Arterial line (yeahhh, don't know how we missed this!)
Suction port/machine
Tracheostomy Tube
Bedside USG machine
Boogie, Stellate
Magill forceps
Different drains and tubes like ICD, abdominal drains, SPC etc.
External ventricular drainage (EVD)
TPI - temporary pacemaker
EtCO2 monitor
Ecg machine
Sir plz make part 2 covering all these topics...
Yes nice suggestion. Will try .
@@Snow3028 done ruclips.net/video/DZlIH6LfO9A/видео.html
I was taught about FAST HUG BIDS during my md training as the first assessment of any pt in the icu. It's very helpful and simple to not miss anything about the patient, apart from the emergency situations at hand obviously like desaturation hypotension shock delirium and others. So for patients with relatively stable vitals after resuscitation especially for daily rounds in icu, FAST HUG BIDS is easy
We added ONE also before .., ONE FAST HUG BID … O - oral care , N - Nebulization, E - eye care … this my personal modification
Can you explain full form of it
Salute to Dr Arushi for bringing this interesting ideas. Similarly we can discuss cases too, thanks a lot for this team efforts
Really Clear Explanation Sir.. Thank you so much for Sharing Such an imp information regarding Critical care
So nice of you, thanks and welcome.
Sir, Can u plz make a separate video on Crash cart and defibrillator...
KEEP ON SUCH VIDEOS
ESPECIALLY THOSE RELATED TO MEDICATIONS AND PROTOCOL OF THIER USE AFTER INTUBATION
Its really helpful video to clarify my knowledge and make me get better , thnku for such basic and useful information
Glad it was helpful .
Thank you sir for making this video which are very helpful for a fresher and all who r working in hospital as a staff nurse .
Glad to hear that.
Very informative video. Thank you for providing such an insight for those who are new to ICU! God bless you both.
Sir
The amount of effort you put to educate us is so immense
Hats off to you sir
After subscribing to this channel ,i am really looking to be a critical care physician ❤
Members like you are our motivation, it make us feel we are on right track. Thank u and welcome
Thank You So mch Sir and ma'am Very Informative Videos for Medical Students nd JRs
Please keep on making these types of Videos
Thank you, glad u liked it.
Your videos are very informative and very helpful to clarify my knowledge....keep teaching us....
Thank you so much sir🙌👍
So nice of you. Thanks and welcome to ESBICM
Sir.. would you like to give. Information about MI ..like how to manage it?.. loading doses....and on which things one should pay attention??
Thank you so much for bringing such informative information for us .
Very helpful
Our pleasure! glad it was helpful
Please teach us something on sedation in icu. This is a very undermined topic. And if possible please teach the practical aspect showing on realtime patients. Like induction, reversal etc.
Second request is for tracheostomy care in detail.
We all are doing this but still need more confidence by learning standard protocols.
Excellent video, very comprehensive. Covered almost everything I needed to know
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank u thank u soo soo much sir......when u didnt replied to my request ...i thought how stupid of me to request a DOCTOR to teach the basics of ICU...I felt very bad....but u proved me wrong Sir......its so humble and generous of u...most of the time I met the doctors in ICU are very stubborn and arrogant bt u r very down to earth...once again thanks a lot and keep motivating us by such useful and knowledgeable vdos....luv from a fresher nurse...🥰🥰
sorry I could not reply to your request. It must have skipped in lot of comments. We are working on the website update where a dedicated form for making request will be provided. This will help us to track and act on the requests.
@@TheICUChannel oh sir please don't be sorry...I'm not complaining....don't misunderstand me.....god bless you and keep going....
Best vedio so far..made my concept clear...salute sir
Glad it helped
Dear,Doc I feel so nice to watch your new dynamic approach on RUclips for the first time wishing you all the best..Dr. Mohammed Ashraf MD presently consultant........Saint Joseph Hospital New Delhi
thank you and welcom
Very informative
Great Job Dr Ankur & Arushi 👏👏
Thank u madam 🤝
Thanku so much sir... I'm also a ICU nurse.... Very helpful.... 🙏❤
glad you liked it.
Sir, thank you so much for posting these informative videos… it’s such a great help… ❤
Glad it helped , thanks .
Sir one simple question. While connecting ventilator tubing with MV after intubation how to know which one is inspiratory and expiratory limb.
the one which is connected to inspiratory port of ventilator is the inspiratory limb and the one which is connected to the expiratory port is the expiratory limb. Its mention on the ventiator.
v informative.. sir... 🎉🎉 thanks.. i can't stop myself by subscribing your channel
Thank u and welcome to ESBICM
Good discussion sir with great efforts. Sir I am a Pediatrician but still your video keeps stick me to watch till end.
Thanks gaurav … glad to hear the videos are helpful .
Same here
I am also a pediatrician but
These videos are so good that i never miss anyday
Very nice thank you Dr ankur
Dr request you to discuss on survival in corporate world tats also needs to taught to younger lot
Very knowledgeable and informative Video Sir
Thanks a lot, glad it was useful.
I love this channel, thank you😊. Like to suggest you show the components like facemask, bipap mask etc taken out of the plastic wrap, as the latter reflects light and one is not able to see them well. Ideally demonstrate them on some volunteer 😂
All the very best 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for the tip! Will try whenever we get them opened. thanks and welcome to ESBICM
Thanks sir this video is soo helpfull 👍🏻👍🏻
You did not mention about arterial blood pressure monitoring which is most often used in icu patients
Covered in part 2 , check the comment and description
First day Orientation is essential.
Yup . 👍🏼
THANKS A lot For the very informative video
Glad it was helpful!
I want such case of Cystoscopy and urrethral stricture
??
Thank you sir it's really helpful
Nice
Good idea to present .
Thank you, Sir!!
Thanks and welcome
My question what's help to solution about pp issues
Can you elaborate ?
Hi sir,,, can you tell the adrenaline dose and how to dilute for anaphylactic shock in ault pts ,,,,if possible make video for this topic sir ,,,,, please
🩺Great effort... Very use and informative sir ... 💉💊
Glad you liked it, thank you
Actually theres a slight mistake... coz as per the new AHA guideline.. ABC has changed to CAB
It’s for BLS. Not for ACLS when trained people available.
Very good initiative
Thank u
thanks so much
from srilanka
Very useful vdo👍👍👍
Nice ☺️ explanation
Sir do you provide a short span 7-15 days course on ICU cases.
can you elaborate so that i can work on it
@TheICUChannel sir i am a psychiatrist (completed MBBS in 2012, since 2016 im practicing psychiatry, so forgot everything of general medicine) in Rajasthan, i am planning to start my own small pvt hospital in rural area. For that im trying hard to gather internal medicine knowledge (by studying books and watching videos) for general practice in rural area, and to manage emergencies.
Will think onto it , how can it be of help
sorry it was not clear the needle can puncture our❓
you can either turn on the captions or let me know the time around which your doubt occurred. will review.
Thank you sir.. 👍
Thanks and welcome
Thanks sir 💐🙏
Thanks
People fear that it may cause infection and also death in 50% cases than treatment without Ventilation. Explain sir.
Awesome video, highly informative 😊 More such videos please
Thanks sir
Sir yeh series continue kro
to be specific, which type of series... can u elaborate.
Thnk u sir❤️
Thanku sirr
Welcome
Very good video but just to point out that bare below the elbows is a basic must especially in an ICU environment. I hope you're doing that when seeing patients
Things keep evolving, do read and share guidelines link 👍🏼
Why she is staring in the camera? lol very much Indian thing to do.
Thanks you for your educational videos.
Love and prayers from Canada.
First time she faced the camera on channel, and she is looking in the screen attached with camera .
Thanks for pointing it out! Will not happen next time
@@arushi9028 hii mam I am also passed from Kims ug 2017 batch nice information
Hi Ayush! Glad to know information was helpful to u!❤
@@arushi9028 well done bro! Ur fellow pg from emergency medicine 😁
Best
Hi sir iam bhms student but iam intersted icu sir
We just try to teach to everyone
Wow
👍👍👍
👍🏼
difference between icu and ccu
Intensive care unit....critical care unit
Nice sir ❤
Sir are you from Bengal 🤍
no,
OK !
😀
It’s my 2 nd day
Sit Please aap hindi men bat Kiya kijye❤❤🙏🙏🙏🏥
Please make video in Hindi
Sir plz teaching the kannada language
😢