Nebulizing a Patient

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In this video you will learn how to give medication to the patient through nebulization. The most common medication which is given through nebulization is bronchodilator which is administered to asthmatic patient. This medication helps the bronchi to be dilated so that the air flowing through it during respiration will be increased thus wheezing and difficulty of breathing will be relieved. Ensure that the first six rights of giving medication were done before its administration. To make you always reminded with it, let me cite it once again. These are: the right medication ordered by the doctor to be given to the right patient, with the right dose, through the right route which is nebulization, at the right time, and using the right approach to the patient.
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[@lanitinaypan6259]

Thank you so much I really need this for my demostration tomorrow

[@HafizahHoshni]

thank you!

[@mrd2689a]

Thank you!

[@nabokalebarrathayatrapuri276]

Thank you sister. Very good and perfect explanation

[@achujibz7011]

very useful thank u

[@KukundakweAfra]

Thanx for the demonstrations

[@faladeadedayo2853]

Thank you...💖
I love the details

[@angelikaserafica7607]

I'm looking for a video on administering a nebulizer treatment to a patient with a tracheostomy

[@victoria61967]

Thank you for the thorough explanations, you are a great professional, be blessed 🥰🙏⚘️

[@chesmithnamrimbesangma8026]

Thank you

[@arnelragas149]

What shall we do if the nebuelizer those no smoke but the compressor is running?

[@abhilashamankotia6390]

awsome

[@souswaryamanna2774]

What are the ratio of the mixing medication?

[@niranjankumarbhoga03]

Good

[@saimamir2990]

Thanks maaam .. you just define the steps in a good manner .... love from Kashmir

[@alzompuddin7746]

So how about if patient the having a COPD? So how many liter of O2 needed?..

[@theenglishlab4031]

all step were very clear

[@theenglishlab4031]

superb

[@kareembadr1]

Vielen Dank

[@user-qv8cu5xw4c]

thank you! medication name?

[@kavitamathur9862]

Mem which position

[@jairhjanedevera1079]

Maraming salamat po :) its really helpful keep more videos po :)

[@dr.gilbertkorir.-_]

I like this Nebulizer machine..
How can I get?

[@user-pj3cv5qy4o]

Thanks so much madam

[@user-kr8ue2wr6m]

Thank you!! Can I see the capacity of the medicine? NS and drug mix I think it's so difficult!!

[@user-di4gn3ge3e]

Why do you connect the medication to oxygen rather than nebulizer machine?
This is my first time of seeing nebulization being done with oxygen instead of a nebulizer machine. May I know the rationale behind this?

[@humamalik2011]

Very informative.

[@vivianoti3976]

i learn alot from this... thank you so much!!!

[@user-ib2sd6md3p]

رحم الله والديج

[@prasu_114]

Thank you sis. I just need a clarification. The more the mist produced, the effective the treatment. Is this statement true?

[@muhammadyasirmahsud6197]

You May happy

[@shabbirahmed7000]

Thank you Sister for showing how to nebulize the patient....And i was looking for the Same medicine which you used for nebulize...This is the first time iam giving nebulize to my 1.2 years kid with the same medicine but less dosage..Thank's a lot...

[@SpanishFly75]

Im using a commercial compressor nebulizer. However, my patient is lying on bed, and after 15 min. the medication inside the cup wont consume. Does it affect the cup being at an angle?

[@boricua616]

SpanishFly75 the cup needs to be upright. If it's leaning to the side or an angle, the medication won't mix with the battle, which is what creates the most so the can breathe. Also try not to use the facemask. They'll get a lot more of the medication if they use the mouthpiece.

[@noonecares3370]

1m ventolin 1ml saline correct?

[@Ad-rc3te]

No 3 ml of normal saline

[@danielfcoronado49]

i love the filipino accent, but it's "Normal SAY-Leen" ... regardless. great bidyo.

[@jeetendrasachan710]

Jeetendra

[@menakajuwandarage1970]

Oops she uses same syringe for all medicines

[@skillethead6968]

That's not good.

[@amandastephanie3584]

Great video. But why are nurses called sisters?

[@twangismythang]

It is a Muslim custom to address any female of the Islamic 'Ummah' (community) as "Sister". The same goes for men whom they refer to as "Brother". You will find this to be the case in all Islamic countries.

[@robertgrover2396]

0p0

[@matt65482000]

Looks like you're a tad late with that patient

[@MegaMouaid]

but thats not fucking aycha its obviously a john or mark or watever :p

[@farahjama8677]

Thank you

[@muhammadyasirmahsud6197]

Good