Auscultation is always the first. Inspection is just like eye viewing but when you auscultate is the initials step. Chest X-ray confirms the tube placement
@@Herrestored yes you are correct !auscultation is always first , you want to confirm the tube placement is in the right place . You want to confirm absence of gastric sounds and confirm bilateral breath sounds.. that way you can rule out as well if you have a mainstem intubation . After this observe the chest wall movement and verify that there is condensation in the ET tube (exhaled Co2) and of corse last would be a chest X-ray . This is a tricky question but initially auscultation in this case is the Best answer.
I thought so too. when I studied L.J. it said "cheapest & easiest first" I remember he specifically talked about this situation and said observe chest movement first. because it's quick & easy to look first so idk anymore
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For a refresher.
Hey #9 is wrong. Shouldnât you observe chest movement first before you auscultate?
I had the same question.
that's why I though
Auscultation is always the first. Inspection is just like eye viewing but when you auscultate is the initials step. Chest X-ray confirms the tube placement
@@Herrestored no. If itâs a QUICK or Initial assessment itâs always first observe chest rise and the auscultate.
@@Herrestored yes you are correct !auscultation is always first , you want to confirm the tube placement is in the right place . You want to confirm absence of gastric sounds and confirm bilateral breath sounds.. that way you can rule out as well if you have a mainstem intubation . After this observe the chest wall movement and verify that there is condensation in the ET tube (exhaled Co2) and of corse last would be a chest X-ray . This is a tricky question but initially auscultation in this case is the Best answer.
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I'm going to have to question the question what's done initially after intubation? Isn't it inspection, auscultation, capnography, then X ray?
I thought so too. when I studied L.J. it said "cheapest & easiest first" I remember he specifically talked about this situation and said observe chest movement first. because it's quick & easy to look first so idk anymore
right. I thought the same thing, so when he said ausculate, I was like huh???
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You cant have spontaneous VT when a patient is in AC mode...only triggered breaths..Some of these questions dont make sense.
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Great refresher
Any clin sims? I just passed tmc last week.
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Love the video, but I thought the answer to number 9 was the end tidal co2 monitor.
Same here.
Same. The NBRC practice test I bought stated to use capnography because looking at something is faster than getting your stethoscope and auscultating.
Thatâs what we are taught too.
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meeeeee too !
Have you tried Lindsey Jones?
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i got 4 wrong :( thanks for the video
decrease the Fio2
Question 10 Answer itâs wrong it should D
They gave us what the FiO2 it could be 21%
Gold standard is waveform capnography for #9. This guy doesnât know what heâs talking about
The Answer is wrong they never gave us the FiO2 so the correct answer is D to switch to nasal cannala
Idk none of this lol
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