Thank you for making this video. I thought the information was very well presented. I found most valuable how you compare and contrast, it makes it stick and definitely more enjoyable to watch and listen. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thank you so much for making this content 🙏 Your explanations are concise and simple & are helping me to gain such a better understanding of the topics. The way you present the info is way better than my uni lecturers!! 😄
Sir what do you mean by no pleural fluid is evident and the other one the osseous structure are unremarkable is that good or bad of my plain ct chest result i hope your response sir 🙏
I've watched Eddie's lectures since I was a newer nurse, to now a seasoned nurse. Whenever I feel like work had knocked me down, which has been quiet often for the past year, I would listen to Eddie talks, and it would calms me, as odd as it sounds. Thank you for all you do for all of us nurses.
Wow, thank you so much for such an awesome comment Stevo! I'm glad to be able to provide such valuable help for so many and great to hear that these videos have been such a help for you. Hang in there. It gets better with time, but it truly is a never ending journey of learning.
An important item that was lacking was the protein content which differentiates transudative and exudative. Transudative will have proteins levels < 25g/L and exudative will have protein levels > 35g/L.
@@thepharmacistacademy I haven’t seen that. Typically pleurodesis is done either with a thoracotomy or administered via chest tube, both of which would not require a thoracentesis.
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Misplaced feeding tube caused death of my husband and no one would attest to this, only one caregiver who pointed it out to me. Sad state in this world!
How fast should this be drained? Without causing cavity to fill with air, which creates another challenge. And the pain factor to the patient not only as the lung reexpands, but in worst cases recollapses.
I wish I had the time. I definitely had thought about it. I am going to be working on some online courses "soon" but perhaps at some point in the future :)
Eddie, can parasite infections cause pleural effusion? I ask because filariasis or schistosomiasis can plug the lymphatic system. Might this lead to a chylothorax? I believe that Paragonimus infections can also cause pleural effusions if I'm not mistaken.
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Thank you for making this video. I thought the information was very well presented. I found most valuable how you compare and contrast, it makes it stick and definitely more enjoyable to watch and listen. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thank you so much for making this content 🙏 Your explanations are concise and simple & are helping me to gain such a better understanding of the topics. The way you present the info is way better than my uni lecturers!! 😄
Truly my pleasure and just glad you enjoy the content Nic. Appreciate the comment and best of luck in your studies!
Sir what do you mean by no pleural fluid is evident and the other one the osseous structure are unremarkable is that good or bad of my plain ct chest result i hope your response sir 🙏
I've watched Eddie's lectures since I was a newer nurse, to now a seasoned nurse. Whenever I feel like work had knocked me down, which has been quiet often for the past year, I would listen to Eddie talks, and it would calms me, as odd as it sounds. Thank you for all you do for all of us nurses.
Wow, thank you so much for such an awesome comment Stevo! I'm glad to be able to provide such valuable help for so many and great to hear that these videos have been such a help for you. Hang in there. It gets better with time, but it truly is a never ending journey of learning.
Excellent video as always! I was wondering if you will consider doing a pediatric/PICU series?
Glad you liked it! I purposely don’t do peds/PICU stuff as I just don’t have any experience with it.
LOVING THE CONTENT!!!!
An idea for future videos. NIH stroke scale and how to do proper neurological checks for neuro patient.s
Glad to hear you are loving it Tara! :)
And yes, I do have both of those on the todo list!
An important item that was lacking was the protein content which differentiates transudative and exudative. Transudative will have proteins levels < 25g/L and exudative will have protein levels > 35g/L.
Great video. Question, would you ever do a combination of medication plus thoracentesis ?
Talking about for pleurodesis or something else?
@@ICUAdvantage yeah for pleurodesis
@@thepharmacistacademy I haven’t seen that. Typically pleurodesis is done either with a thoracotomy or administered via chest tube, both of which would not require a thoracentesis.
beautiful description as always!
Thank you so much!!!
I went through the procedure a few weeks ago am feeling well now
Great information, as always
Appreciate that Max!
Hello there!
What are preventions or treatment to take for VERY MINIMAL RIGHT SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSIONS.
Excellent video. Thank You.
Appreciate that David!
Awesome video!!! What about the definition of aspiration pneumonia? Are there videos about this topic? Thank you!
I don't currently have a video on that topic. Perhaps in the future. Glad you enjoyed the video!
well and easily explained . thank you .
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Thanks! Just wondering how the rapid re-expansion can cause pulmonary edema?
Thank you
You're welcome
Can you do troubleshooting of the chest tube system?
I think I cover the majority of things in the next lesson thats releasing Monday.
Misplaced feeding tube caused death of my husband and no one would attest to this, only one caregiver who pointed it out to me. Sad state in this world!
So sorry to hear about that with your husband 😥
How fast should this be drained?
Without causing cavity to fill with air, which creates another challenge. And the pain factor to the patient not only as the lung reexpands, but in worst cases recollapses.
Need to make a book!
I wish I had the time. I definitely had thought about it. I am going to be working on some online courses "soon" but perhaps at some point in the future :)
Eddie, can parasite infections cause pleural effusion? I ask because filariasis or schistosomiasis can plug the lymphatic system. Might this lead to a chylothorax? I believe that Paragonimus infections can also cause pleural effusions if I'm not mistaken.
Honestly, I'm sure there more things than just the general things discussed. I can't say I've personally seen that one tho!
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Ty
I just performed a thoracentesis today 😂
Nice!