Acute Decompensated Heart Failure (Flash Pulmonary Edema) Emergency Treatment, Medicine Lecture

Acute Decompensated Heart Failure (Flash Pulmonary Edema) Emergency Treatment, Medicine Lecture
in this video on acute decompensated heart failure and flash pulmonary edema emergency treatment I have talked in detail about pathophysiology, causes, X ray, symptoms of flash pulmonary edma and emergency treatment of acute decompensated heart failure. Pulmonary edema and decompensated heart failure are very important topics in nursing and emergency medicine. This medicine lecture focus on all aspects of treatment alogritham , pathophysiology, and management of acute decompensated heart failure. Congestive heart failure medicine lecture, flash pulmonary edema emergency treatment pathophysiology, Pulmonary edema X ray,acute decompensated heart failure pathophysiology and treatment. Decompensayed heart failure treatment and decompensated heart failure pathophysiology has been fully explained.
Case(0:13)
Causes(2:13)
Pathophysiology(3:26)
Emergency Treatment and Investigations(6:40)
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[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Doses of Drugs
Furosemide (Lasix) 40mg IV slowly
Glyceryl Trinitrates(Nitrates) Spray 2 puffs Sublingual
Diamorphine 2.5-5mg IV slowly or Morphine 5-10mg IV slowly (Remember Use of opiates is controversial)
Oxygen Saturation aim for above 95 percent and above 90 percent in COPD patients.

[@drsanamemon2374]

Thanku sir

[@karthikreddy8567]

If lasix is rapidly giVen, it might cause deafness.

[@dr.noorulasi8102]

What is the maximum dose of lasix can be given sir?

[@user-pp2cd3fp6e]

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[@SaraAhmad212]

JazakAllah, very well explained in shortest possible time.

[@frankmonney1784]

Thank you so much for always explaining and providing clinical correlation first!

[@agamatsu2119]

Watching this while doing surgery

[@Knowledge.about-medicinee]

Medical looks very easy sir when ur r teaching 👍

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Thank you Ramiz Khan for your nice comments. 😊

[@andyquinn2674]

Thank you, Dr Fazal. I am a Nurse Practitioner recently hired to see inpatients and have never practiced as cardiology NP inpatient only outpatient. I have been a Registered Nurse for many years and previously working in ICU settings but have been out of inpatient for many years, I have been a Nurse Practitioner since 2016 and have worked in outpatient cardiology clinics the last 4 years. Any advice or guidance is appreciated. Thank you for your videos.

[@fondokatana9002]

Thank doc fazal i appreciate your work.

[@ZahidHussain-ht4tw]

Informative video 👍👍👍.... Thank u so much sir

[@krishnapriyapk530]

Very nicely explained thank you sir !

[@Enas-wq4jf]

Amazing Dr. Thank you so much.

[@adamlev2490]

Teaching is an art nd u are definitely an Artist!

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Very kind of you 😊

[@josephmartin8293]

Thank you sir really useful

[@swarmy9459]

A lot more confident about this topic thank you sir

[@Short._Edits]

Alhamdulilah sab samjh aa gye❣️

[@AndriiTumachok]

Excellent video

[@deepwithin6517]

Thank you so much amazing

[@Livewell1NETWORK]

Simple and easy way of teaching ❤️
Never quit uploading videos

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Will never stop Inshallah. till my last breath. Stay blessed. 😊

[@zaeemaaman3988]

Amazing videos. Incidentally found your channel. Good work sir 👍 Please make a website to upload your lectures in written form.

[@HafizahHoshni]

thank you so much! 5/12/2022

[@queenbeequeenb9]

Thank you so much sir. Amazing ❤

[@pwd12345.]

Thank you Sir! Very easy to understand the overall approach of such complicated and comprehensive case in less than 15mins. BEST

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Thank you very much 😊 Keep supporting

[@AintNobodyStoppingMe]

This was a very good video. Clear and precise.
PS: thank you!!!

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

You're welcome Rifa. Keep supporting 😊

[@drazizofficial5372]

Thnk u so much sir..

[@rahulvicky8267]

Thanks Sir

[@anonymous-cg6kc]

Best

[@clinical101]

محاضرة ممتعة
جزاك الله خيرا❤❤❤

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Ameen... Thank you 😊

[@madhaviranganayuni2031]

Sir...pls make a vedio on ecg interpretation

[@nefertiti7367]

Best dr

[@sumerakhan8555]

Thanku sir

[@danilcrew2000]

thanks for your great video. can we use nitrates and morphines in right sided heart failure?

[@drgmhosamani3254]

Thank you sir,I am always watching your videos.

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

I am very happy to hear that. Keep supporting 😊

[@athirasmiley8961]

Sir plz do a class on emergency ECG

[@125pallabihazra5]

Thank you sir..the videos are really helpful to us

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

I am glad you found it helpful. 😊

[@pssandhu9908]

very easy and grasp everything in n16 minutes, must write a book of medicine sir

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Thank you PS sandhu. Will surely consider that. 😊

[@mohammadnoor5030]

Thanks a lot s of .sir you from which country

[@user-cv3po9hu7h]

Sir plz echo study par video banaiye

[@ManosDiamandakis]

Any advice on Lasix doses when the patient is already on Lasix?

[@Dr.OmarFaruq]

why haven't i found u earlier🥺🥺

[@ahmadzuhayr9278]

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[@tarek6359]

But is decompensated heart failure both left and right side then? But is it diastolic or systolic?

[@randodeh1890]

What would the treatment be for a patient on dialysis following renal failure? Loop diuretic mechanism?

[@vivekanandbs1348]

He's already on a restricted fluid and solute.

[@drsanamemon2374]

Sir in emergency lasix in what dose should be given?loading dose or infusion...all about doses sir

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Doses of Drugs
Furosemide (Lasix) 40mg IV slowly
Glyceryl Trinitrates(Nitrates) Spray 2 puffs Sublingual
Diamorphine 2.5-5mg IV slowly or Morphine 5-10mg IV slowly (Remember Use of opiates is controversial)
Oxygen Saturation aim for above 95 percent and above 90 percent in COPD patients.

[@therandomspeaker8857]

Pls mention dose sir

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Doses of Drugs
Furosemide (Lasix) 40mg IV slowly
Glyceryl Trinitrates(Nitrates) Spray 2 puffs Sublingual
Diamorphine 2.5-5mg IV slowly or Morphine 5-10mg IV slowly (Remember Use of opiates is controversial)
Oxygen Saturation aim for above 95 percent and above 90 percent in COPD patients.

[@drkhalidansari9012]

Cardiomyopathy

[@amirahmed-ff6rq]

What is the difference between
CHF
ACUTE HF
DECOMPENSATED HR
please explain anyone

[@nayaung3946]

digoxin role

[@kantamehta2650]

Tell it in हिंदी

[@mother_hood2]

Hello sir can you reply me

[@user-sq5jd3ck8q]

Kolet

[@luckysinakooma9412]

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