COPD Exacerbation - Internal Medicine Residency Series
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
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Welcome to your 1st year of Internal Medicine Residency! We are sure you have worked very hard to be where you are, however your biggest challenge is yet to come! We want to give you a head-start and help you shine by teaching you how to properly manage the 20 most common cases that you will encounter as a first year INTERN!
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Awesome information!!! So happy that you include explanations!
great work !!thanks alot , keep posting more videos for interns please.
Great review, Thank you!
Amazing, Thanks man.
Amazing video
Please upload many videos.. it's very useful for the beginners
So happy ... Thank you so much for ur lecture ... Hoping more from u to enlighten us 🎉
Thank you Rahul!
Hi king nice job. Love it
Greatly explained also ruled out dds
Thank you so much. This is a great presentation. Could you please talk about Acute Asthma exacerbation management. God bless you
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽so helpful
Thanks for this great job!
Thanks Samuel!
Loved the explanation!
Thank you Priya!
thank you !!!!
great lecture
greethings from mexico
Hey Victor and Happy New Year! Thanks a lot! Glad you like it!
Exelent lecture sir
Nice vedio
great video!
Thank you Andy, so kind of you! All the best!
Thanks,
You're welcome!
Hi everyone! I hope you are enjoying this video, as much as we enjoyed making it! Feel free to leave us a comment with your thoughts and questions. Enjoy you studies!
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what are your guidelines on use of Magnesium Sulphate and how often and dose do you give it
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Can u pls help me with proportion of mimics of acute exacerbation of copd .... Really important pls reply asap
What should I do if wbc is high on account of previous use of steroids, should I still give steroids along with a bronchodilator?
Yes, you should give steroids if the patient is in acute copd exacerbation. You need to get in control of the acute problem first.
if he is not retaining oxygen and he isn't reaching 88% saturation on nasal cannula/facemask /nonrebreather. Can he switch to CPAP instead of Bipap?
Dr gluacomflecken was right about IM omg
Oh he is absolutely right about internal medicine. haha. We are what he says we are. love that guy. Thanks for watching
Sir please make more videos like this one. On common topics .. your videos are very helpful
Thank you for the feedback! It means a lot to me that you found my video helpful. I appreciate your suggestion and I'll make sure to create more content on common topics that can provide value to you. Please give me a few big topics that you would like me to cover.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽so helpful