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Is this considered a pressure bandage. We use this to cover a bleeding port pocket(using, sutures, dermabond, and silverlon first) I thought we stretch it to get the pressure down on the gauze

35 years as tech, son, you suck and this and should stay home so as not to be an infection control risk! You clearly have never been properly trained. probably not even certified. , That is NOT how it is done, you are contaminated. YOU do NOT open glove on the other hand, and you are now unsterile, and have compromised that case, and all the effort that went into making a sterile field, all the effort of the patient taking time, and the expenses for such an expensive surgical suit as to provide a sterile environment, all went to shi t, because you are not trained to actually do that job! I fear for your patients. It is not how you don the second glove, your left glove and cuff are contaminated, Read any of the accredited texts on that job and you will see that you suck at this.

Thanks for the useful video. These are points that we always emphasize to our customers.

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Does it hurt when you remove it?

Before they found my colon cancer and surgery I was npo for about two weeks

My daughter is on NPO because of her achalasia disorder( having problems swallowing and eating)

Useful..thanks u

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Simple and easy explanation. Thanks!

very clear and interesting. thanks.

Cool! 🙌🏿

Thank you

Really helpful in understanding orientation. Thank you

Thanks for uploading. Very helpful

What if the T fasters are still imbedded and showing on xray 6 years later?

Nice one

What to you call that sample specimen inn test the ultrasound, the 1 you put on the probe. Thanks a lot

You got any tips on chest ports?

TERRIBLE JOB, YOU EXPLAINED NOTHING

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Hey I have a question what are those lines in the middle of the skull or those veins or fractures

Nice

can you use tegaderm dressings over sutures?

Thank you! Very easy to follow!

I'm a bit late to these videos but that the beauty of youtube, help when you search for it. Thank you so much for these helpful videos!

Hey stupid turn on the audio or did you record it in a non you tube friendly format

thanks a lot

Hi， Could you please advise me why not use 18G puncture needle directly to exchange over 0.035'' guidewire at beginning ?

Can you please show how to identify veins and arteries on CT with varies planes and anatomy parts. It is difficult for to identify an artery from a vein.

Thank you 😍❤️😭 I find it so difficult to open it and close it using my ring and thumb finger when suturing die to the small size of my hands

Thanks Man!

Thank you!

Hi i'm a 3rd year medical student getting ready for an OBGyn rotation. This was the most helpful video series for suturing I've seen. Thank you so much for the wonderful detail.sd

Love this video! Thank you!

Loving the thumb technique!

Love it!

Great video! Thank you so much!! Watching all your videos! They really help out a lot!

hi can we upload excel sheet to acgme . I have done cases on excel sheet .please let me know ,Thank you

And this is why I drink a bunch of water before I check myself into the ER (along with the reason that they often ask me for a urine test)

whf is this video...erase it....waste of time with zero info

Oh wow so dribbling a little lidocaine actually helps numb the skin a bit and makes the needle penetration more bearable.

This is a game changer haha. Can't believe never figured it before

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thanks alot , very helpful , sir

very good explanation. Thanks

Is this multi loop snare ?

Thank you!!!

thank you <3 that help me a lot <3 <3 <3

thanks!