Took me a couple of minutes to realize the "Credits" were visuals of the tx progression-(So I went back and re-watched to let both sides of my brain -have at it.) Fun and informative. Thank you.
So glad I found this channel. I am having fun learning and effectively. Taking mg ACLS renewal tomorrow Mark method of teaching is very effective...makes it easier to remember. Thanks Sir.
I cannot THANK YOU ENOUGH for these AWESOME videos! So informative and easy to follow as well as Funny! The videos have truly helped me so much in understanding all of the ACLS algorithms and I hope so much I will pass my ACLS tomorrow with this knowledge! Thank you so much again!!
Is the hypothermia temp goal still 32-34 degrees ? Some suggested that there is an update to that and the new goal is to prevent hyperthermia as appose to achieve hypothermia and the temp should be 36 degrees .
What should you do in the field when a hypothermic patient has rosc after 2 min cpr w/ dry clothes and blankets applied during resuscitation process? Also, how long must the patient be closely supervised?
Sir ACLS Paramedic, I salute you for your expertise, knowledge base and confidence, your lecture really make sense. You're a cream of the crop.
Truly a master of your craft. The ability to blend knowledge and relate-able instruction with a bit of humor is a rare talent.
Took me a couple of minutes to realize the "Credits" were visuals of the tx progression-(So I went back and re-watched to let both sides of my brain -have at it.) Fun and informative. Thank you.
So glad I found this channel. I am having fun learning and effectively. Taking mg ACLS renewal tomorrow Mark method of teaching is very effective...makes it easier to
remember. Thanks Sir.
You are a great teacher, very easy to learn, I love the pictures, and I appreciate what you are doing for us. Thank you.
That is a great sense of humor the funniest thing I have seen all year..
Wheres the new videos? Don't abandon ship. Great explanations, thanks a lot.
I cannot THANK YOU ENOUGH for these AWESOME videos! So informative and easy to follow as well as Funny! The videos have truly helped me so much in understanding all of the ACLS algorithms and I hope so much I will pass my ACLS tomorrow with this knowledge! Thank you so much again!!
Testing tomorrow too - hope you passed back then!
Fantastic video. This is the first time I have had fun watching an educational video. I will look out for your other videos. God bless.
did it help with exam
Thank you. your videos are very creative and that makes it fun to learn :)
The videos are solid! Great explanations, great humor. Loved them all.
Thank you very much.I love your lectures.I hope that I will become ACLS instructor
Thanks for making it easy to understand.. these videos really helped me a lot..
Thank guys!!! you made my week studying with these videos
First comment! Fantastic video as always, everyone in the series are gems.
Good man! I own a Ibanez Prestige and I love it
Great videos, so easy to understand and Mark is so funny.
OMG! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!
Excellent video. Thank you!
*DING* - 1 minute 33 seconds of logos
When I read that, I heard it in the CinemaSins voice.
Dig the Ibanez shirt🎸🎸🎸👍🏻
I love Mark!!
Maritza Serrano De Zima me too
These videos are really helpful, thanks!
i just love these videos. super awesome.
Exciting lecture and nice lecturer❤️
another great example
Awesome video as usual! Thanks!
Top notch as always!
9:47 ahahah Great video explaining this ROSC topic
1:40 for the start
Brilliant !
What is the rate, amount and duration of 4C fluid infusion? Thanks previously.
Is the hypothermia temp goal still 32-34 degrees ? Some suggested that there is an update to that and the new goal is to prevent hyperthermia as appose to achieve hypothermia and the temp should be 36 degrees .
great video🤗
What should you do in the field when a hypothermic patient has rosc after 2 min cpr w/ dry clothes and blankets applied during resuscitation process? Also, how long must the patient be closely supervised?
1:45 if you want to skip intros and just get into it
Hypothermia is not recommended Year 2016 plus
Thank You
How to cool in the back of the rig?
PRIVATE Always help understanding in simple ways to help remember! Thanks!
My 2017 ACLS training book said AHA recommended hypotermia induction is 32-36°C . Mark said 32-34°c. Hmm.....
AHA likes to change stuff all the time between years. The video released in 2014, so the guidelines probably changed since then.
introduction music too long
"rob a bank" lol
Otay
Intro is annoying and unnecessary, the humor during the presentation is fntastic though.
100 Points for nudity
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You're funny.
funny guy