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Bad voiceover, boys.

thank u very helpful

Excellent presentation. Unfortunately it also made me aware of all the deficiencies in the ICU treatment I was subjected to. Massive oversedation with Midazolam (RASS -4/-5), no daily SATs and SBTs, no mobilization, 5 days severe delirium after extubation, restraints, no contact to the family. Mistreatment of the delirium with Promethazine (antihistamine) and Lorazepam (benzodiazepine) IVs. 4 years later I am still not fully recovered. And the worst thing is that intubation/ventilation was actually never required in my case since I was merely fluctuating between a mild and no ARDS. But they did it anyways.

Horrible! 😣😣😣😣

Hell no to it all. Never never again.😣😣😣

Thank-you. This video helped to firmly decide to never ever have surgery again. No one told me this was going to happen. If they did, I would have canceled the surgery pronto. In fact, this video makes me abhor hospitals and doctors even more.😣😣😔😔

The worst kind of torture. If I knew in advance something like this would happen, I would have canceled the surgery pronto.😢😢

seriously,i think he is cute🤭

Thank you

I feel more comfortable using a boogie first

Aaaaa....ummmm....um..a.aaaa...ummmm...sorry, great material, but impossible to listen... trying to listen prior to my CRRT class...couldn't...horrible speaker

Thank u!

holding way too high and inserting too deep. Try holding at the base of where the channel meets the handle.

I spent 5 months on a ventilator, Ecmo and a dialysis machine due to covid pneumonia. I had internal bleeding among other problems and was only given a 3% chance of living. Coming off Ecmo was one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. It saved my life but left me handicapped, i have severe nerve damage to my right leg and foot.

Outstanding and very informative information for a very common problem Often poorly understood and managed Must view

well, it might be a "mannekin" stuff, but, blade was leaning on upper teeth. Secondly, you never introduce your endotracheal tube all the way with the stillet in. Anyway, great video for a GENERAL idea.

Is there a part 2 ?

Thank you.

nice lecture. What are your thoughts on catheter directed therapy compared to systemic tPA. I t uses lower doses over longer period of time.

A good teaching. However, I would have liked you to actually do the procedure on the human manniquen rather than just micmicking.

Hi, thx for the lecture. What do you think about 4peps score for rule out ep ?

Thank you for amazing video! This video is extremely helpful! :)

I’m getting one next month and I’m terrified

Thanks

Did they give him Remdesivir? They proned my husband, he died.

Arytenoids are located posteriorly. How did you able to see those?

Ottima spiegazione

Awesome video thanks

How about A line placement without guide wire? Is it doable?

Thanks

Hi, I've been using the Mac blade, I believe I am profecient with it now. but I have a hard time visualizing the way the miller blade "clips" into the Epiglotis. Assuming I choose to sweep the tongue as I go in and see the epiglottis, do I rock and put it under the blade? Or is it better to go in without sweeping assuming where the epiglotis is and pull back slowly.I don't understand the "Clipping" sorry.

Great video

Amazing

Uhm..... hell no

The same problem happened recently with me. Short and thick neck male patient with limited mouth opening. I choose blade number 3 which was big mistake. I saw only long floppy depressed epiglottis. Desatureted very quickly. Inserted LMA. Ventilated somehow. Difficult ventilation even with LMA. Started to bleed from mouth. Desatureted bellow 40. It was nightmare. ThankGod started to wake up. And successfully awakened up.😢

I can never find a diagram or picture that shows the arytenoids, the corniculates, AND the cuniform cartiledges all in one. Were they all visible in that view?

amazing lecture! well done.

Great video thanks!

We need to STOP the human torture 3 times a week by hemodialysis. All about money and not humanity.

Ευχαριστούμε 👏👏👏

bruh?

Thank you for the video. I can't wrap my head around using that 'wire.' It doesn't cause damage to the posterior trach as it's inserted?

This was very well done. Thank you so much for creating this resource. I am currently a CAA student and found this content helpful :)

Theres a lot of ummmm ummmm on this lecture. It is so distracting. Skip this video, hard to concentrate here. Need to practice removing ummms

Great content! Thank you

cool! thanks!

Do you have any PDF file of this lecture ? This is very helpful :)

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If the speaker is nephrologist or dialysis nurse, there is a problem in this field.

Very good demonstration.