How to intubate the patient in ICU and Emergency, easiest way | RegularCrisis

[@praveenbhide]

Great tip!!!
Your videos are just great lessons. Short but the message is crisp. Being short is a big advantage, anyone who has a few minutes, can quickly go to your videos and learn a lot. Please keep this great service going for the benefit of the medical fraternity.👏👏👌👍

[@drpranjaltiwari2789]

Today, whatever i am , in ICU specially, it just coz of u n u only sir....
I wish could ever get a chance to touch ur feet once..
Proud student of you sir... Thanks fr everything sir

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks dear but its your efforts to learn which make a difference . best wishes.

[@drpranjaltiwari2789]

@@TheICUChannel thanks boss..means a lot...may almighty nurture u forever

[@dr.abhishekjain1898]

Again u made very valid point... We forget to teach like this

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks for your kind words. Hope it was useful.

[@priyasarkar2368]

Thank u sir for this vedio. I seen clearly epiglottis . Before it was confusion , but now it's clear.

[@TheICUChannel]

Glad to hear that

[@AlwaysTrue-k5b]

Vedio😂 Video✌

[@TheJimmy792]

this video really helped me in my first intubation yesterday
just follwed his steps nd boom 💥

[@TheICUChannel]

WOW... so nice to hear that 👌

[@vnarasimha6840]

Thanks sir Excellent explanation sir..🙏

[@tahseenfarnaz2551]

Such a simple explanation, I have been always afraid of intubation didn't know which technique to follow.... I hope it will help me and many other Residents to overcome their fears...Thank you for your valuable and informative video...

[@TheICUChannel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@holistichealthcare713]

Thank You Sir, Excellent explanation for residents to be followed step by step. 🙏🏼

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks a lot

[@songlover6443]

Thank yo sir u made it so much easy for me. I tried to find trachea but found esophagous instead today. Now i will never do this mistake again

[@TheICUChannel]

All the best, do share when u find the trachea and did an intubation.

[@songlover6443]

Today i did it in just one shot in less than 3 sec. Tks sir

[@Mairaprincess2029]

Very nice sir... u can make every procedure is very easy for us...

[@psg9394]

Kindly take a lecture on premedication before intubation..

[@Dr.xman007]

Thanks a lot sir ........sir your way of explanation is so simple and very practical......... 🙏 Thanks again 🙏

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks dr xmen

[@dr.ahmadjawadqureshi3343]

Thanks for all of practical topics

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks

[@Liuhuayue]

Oh, you're supposed to reach anterior/ superior with the laryngoscope to the epiglottis, not underneath the epiglottis. Didn't realize! Thanks for the video.

[@TheICUChannel]

Basically depends on orientation, how one is considering . If u say by the anatomy , it’s dosrum , but if u looking as in procedure, it’s ventral.

[@paediatricspotcases5220]

Sir in paediatric pt vasovagal tone very high and low space large tongue and also low oxygen reserve so how to manage i had 2 asystole experience and dey never get reviev one had congenital anomaly in larynx

[@TheICUChannel]

The technique remains the same dear , but Miller laryngoscope can help better to visualise the cords . Also your patients were tough seems like .

[@rohithadissanayaka2551]

Suberb video.Great explanation..Thnx..

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks Rohitha 👍

[@Saracen1786]

How do you know if it is the oesophagus or trachea?

[@TheICUChannel]

By Visualising the vocal cords and tracheal rings .

[@psthankaraj3887]

Sir we would like to have a class on how to interpret blood results ie cbc, crp, lft,rft ,electrolytes

[@TheICUChannel]

this is a very nice suggestion, i have noted down... will work on it.

[@aariya6065]

Awesome sir

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks aariya

[@vishalji6916]

Thank you sir. 🙏

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks vishal

[@garimasinha6643]

Important tip Sir

[@akshayjouhary3897]

Good

[@mallikarjunahm7628]

👌👌thanku sir 🙌🏻

[@ZahidHussain-ht4tw]

Thanks sir 👌👌

[@nathgoody5905]

Thank you Sir

[@vishalinis3407]

Thank you sir🙏

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks Vishalini

[@sumanbabu3392]

Sir,when the patient sustains a cardiac arrest without any electrical activity,should we give only chest compressions till we get carotid pulse or should we try to intubate(during which time hypoxia can get worsened) and then continue chest compressions after that? Which is associated with better outcome?

[@TheICUChannel]

Nice question , depends on BLS or ACLS; refer ACLS algorithms.

[@sumanbabu3392]

@@TheICUChannel Ok sir thank you for the information

[@singhjassi93]

thanks sir

[@TheICUChannel]

Most welcome

[@sohailshaikh370]

Thank u sir

[@shrutiturkar8472]

How to position patient

[@lonewolfe2502]

Neck flexion and head extension if patient is adult.

[@pradeepkumarg2700]

How to select the size of the Et tube sir

[@TheICUChannel]

For adult females usually 7.5 and for males 8 …
For kids usually the size of little finger u can get an approx idea

[@mannagarwal5390]

Age/4+4

[@LOVEPREETSINGH-vk3us]

Thxxxx sir

[@kuhukiwifamily]

Epiglottis 👍👍👍👍

[@dr.harivarma2429]

Sir which drug use and which one gives first And why plzz make a video

[@pranavasvoice6478]

Thank you sir

[@TheICUChannel]

Welcome

[@medicsgallery]

Thanks Sir

[@pradeepkumarg2700]

Thank u sir

[@zerin.]

Thank u sir