A-B-C-D-Es of reading neonatal Chest X-Rays!!!
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2023
- Airway //Breathing// Cardiovascular// Disability// Everything else// Learn how to READ Chest X-rays!!! How can you tell if it's rotated? Over-exposed? If the chest is over-expanded? One view or two? What is a lateral X-ray anyway? How much radiation is too much for babies? Review all the BASICS you need to know about babies and chest X-rays!!!
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Dr. Tala is a board-certified neonatologist and has worked in busy level III and IV units for the past 15 years. She has won multiple teaching awards throughout her time as a neonatologist.
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Excited that you’re covering this topic! 🎉
Yes! Finally! Took me time to figure out how we could do it- and a few good hours how to actually screen record (too much of a Gen X-er here!!!!) But now that we have- we'll be releasing a whole bunch of videos on Xrays!!!
Looking forward to the next video, xrays is something I need to work on. Thank you, your videos are great! Watching from Northern Ireland
Hi Gail! So happy you’re watching from Northern Ireland - the next video will be out on Monday. Thanks so much for being here
Thank you. Good refresher chat for an old x-ray tech returning to a hospital with neonatal units and student techs.
Good for you for going back!!!! So glad it helped- I bet will be like riding a bike though!!! Hope you enjoy your role :)
Appreciate your videos! Idea for a new video that ties in with this one and the blood gas videos: how to look at blood gas and x ray to know which vent or oscillator settings to adjust (especially to do with babies you are weaning).
Yes - you’re right we need to get back to this!!! Feel like we didn’t get close to bottom of vent series- we’ll try to set it up!!!! Thank you for being here
Your videos are so informative and have been helping me a lot ,I appreciate them so much!! Can you discuss the topic of when a provider would choose to order platelets vs. cryo vs. FFP? That has never been clear to me.
Hello! I’m so sorry- I thought I had answered this! We give platelets when they are low (less than 25 k or if an infant is bleeding). To figure out FFP vs cryo go watch our video on coagulation factor- it’s short and you’ll remember it forever!
Wow! Dr Tala, these videos are a gem!
So glad you think so! Thanks so much for taking the time to comment :)
Looking forward for the upcoming videos
They've been filmed- just getting edited- so you'll get them soon :)
Hello Dr.Tala
I must commend you for your efforts and you are doing a great service to the student community all over the world.
Iam a radiologist from India and you explain radiographs better than most radiologists over here.
I hope to meet you in USA one day and thank you in person.
Regards
THANK YOU again so much!!! Such a lovely comment- would be lovely to meet some day! We wish you so much luck on your career path :)
Thank you Dr Talaaaa 🎉
Thank you again so much for being here :)
As usual, very interested practical video. Thanks a lot for your efforts.
Greetings from Yemen
Thank you so much!!!! Really appreciate you being here!
thank you Dr Tala well explained
Thank you so much for your lovely comments :)
Thanks Dr.Tala. waiting for the abnormal xrys❤
Out soon! Thanks so much for being here
Hi sorry for my late post, but as usual you guys have make an excellent video, x rays are such a blessing in the nicu thanks for all these little treasures of information, thanks 😊
Hi Dr. Singh! So happy you were able to watch this. Are you heading to PAS next week? Would love to meet up if you are?
@@TalaTalksNICU hi unfortunately no, but do enjoy :)
Eventually we’ll meet!
Nice, good job.
Thanks so much! And thanks for watching :)
Your videos are so helpful!
Am I right to think part of the left mediastinal silhouette in 14:00 is a normal thymus with a wave sign?
Yes! Just had to go back to check- that looks like a thymic shadow. Glad you find them helpful :)
Very informative and useful any day❤. May I pl req a vid on management of newborn with maternal Thalassemia, Sickle cell disease, ABO incompatibility pl. If there is alrdy one made, my apologies. I ll dive into chk now ❤ Love your work Usha from Melbourne ❤
Hello Usha! We really need to do a video on maternal illnesses and how they effect babies. These are all great ideas. We cover a little of the abo one in the last jaundice video we filmed. Thank you for being here :)
Hello, Dr. Tala.
Love your content!
I just have a suggestion since you have a gift for teaching and making things look easy.
How about some cases studies? Like admitting a TTN case from day one till they are hopefully healthy and ok.
Like show us the fluids you calculated and the investigations you have done and day by day steps, of course with respect to patients privacy, so just to be more involved in your practical practice, you know some of us come from poor countries that don't have everything available so sometimes we are forced to ignore guidelines and at some point forget them.
So it would be very nice if you walk us through your experience.
Thank you again for all the videos.
I LOVE this idea!!!! Thank you!!! I’m not sure if we can do it in the hospital- I wonder how we can set up so it’s still helpful without the actual baby!!! (Lots and lots of privacy rules)!!!!
@@TalaTalksNICU Ok, let's work with what we have.
Let's do it on an imaginary RDS case for example.
The closest steps to reality.
And thank you fro responding, really appreciate it
I was taught a little differently before. Airway bones, cardiovascular, diaphragm/disability.
Oh that would be good too!!!! I don’t love the disability one!!!
Kindly discuss about neonatal pustulosis
This is a good idea- we need to film something on rashes! Thank you!!
6:45 timestamp for me
Great!
When you are discussing the amount of radiation a baby is receiving, is that a digital xray? Sorry this may be a dumb question .
No- this is an excellent question- and one we should have mentioned. It's the process of getting the shot that uses the radiation- so really whichever machine. There's still a lot of difference between machines though! Thanks for being here!
@@TalaTalksNICU thank you!
ABCD method starts at 11:45
Yes! Hope wasn't too much stuff you didn't care about earlier?!