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What is ACUTE Heart Failure?
In this video, I discuss the causes, diagnosis and treatment of acute heart failure. I also briefly discuss some ways to prevent heart failure.
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Chronic Heart Failure | Organ Failure Series
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I hope you enjoy this brief video about the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of chronic heart failure. Next week we will discuss acute heart failure. JOIN MY EMAIL LIST! eepurl.com/ir0qWc VISIT MY WEBSITE: www.theintensemd.com SUGGESTION BOX: forms.gle/zsopoMcY6Bt3D6yb9 Leave your Q&A questions here! forms.gle/jnQ88N3BobqDjhiM8 DISCLAIMER: I am A doctor but I am not YOUR doctor. This v...
Q&A with an ICU Doctor
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Answering your questions that you asked across multiple social media platforms. Let me know if you have any other questions and I'll include them in the next Q&A. JOIN MY EMAIL LIST! eepurl.com/ir0qWc VISIT MY WEBSITE: www.theintensemd.com SUGGESTION BOX: forms.gle/zsopoMcY6Bt3D6yb9 Leave your Q&A questions here! forms.gle/jnQ88N3BobqDjhiM8 DISCLAIMER: I am A doctor but I am not YOUR doctor. Th...
Explaining End Stage Liver Disease and Liver Transplant
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JOIN MY EMAIL LIST! eepurl.com/ir0qWc VISIT MY WEBSITE: www.theintensemd.com SUGGESTION BOX: forms.gle/zsopoMcY6Bt3D6yb9 Leave your Q&A questions here! forms.gle/jnQ88N3BobqDjhiM8 In this informative video, we delve into the world of cirrhosis, a serious liver disease that affects millions of people worldwide, and the life-saving solution of liver transplantation. Throughout this video, we prov...
What Happens When the LIVER Fails?
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What Happens When the LIVER Fails?
Exploring the FUNCTION of the Liver
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Exploring the FUNCTION of the Liver
How Does Organ Donation Work?
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How Does Organ Donation Work?
How are Organ Transplant Recipients Selected?
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How are Organ Transplant Recipients Selected?
Exploring Dialysis and Transplant for End-Stage Renal Disease
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Exploring Dialysis and Transplant for End-Stage Renal Disease
Kidney Crisis: What You Need to Know About Acute Kidney Injury
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Kidney Crisis: What You Need to Know About Acute Kidney Injury
Understanding Chronic Kidney Disease: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment
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Understanding Chronic Kidney Disease: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment
What is Organ Failure?
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What is Organ Failure?
Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)
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Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)
History of the VENTILATOR
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History of the VENTILATOR
Debunking Heart Disease MYTHS // Heart Healthy Tips
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Debunking Heart Disease MYTHS // Heart Healthy Tips
ICU Doctor Explains....HEART ATTACKS
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ICU Doctor Explains....HEART ATTACKS
What is BROKEN HEART Syndrome?
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What is BROKEN HEART Syndrome?
TYPES OF HEART DISEASE
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TYPES OF HEART DISEASE
What is ATRIAL FIBRILLATION?
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What is ATRIAL FIBRILLATION?
Stroke 101: The Warning Signs, How to React, and What to Expect at the Hospital
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Stroke 101: The Warning Signs, How to React, and What to Expect at the Hospital
See Your Primary Care Doctor and AVOID the ICU
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See Your Primary Care Doctor and AVOID the ICU
The VENTILATOR is NOT the Only Type of LIFE SUPPORT
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The VENTILATOR is NOT the Only Type of LIFE SUPPORT
Hospital Superstitions | Spooky Season BONUS Video
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Hospital Superstitions | Spooky Season BONUS Video
The VENTILATOR
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The VENTILATOR
WHO is on the Critical Care Team?
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WHO is on the Critical Care Team?
WHY I’M NOT A PULMONOLOGIST AND MORE OF YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT CRITICAL CARE TRAINING
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WHY I’M NOT A PULMONOLOGIST AND MORE OF YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT CRITICAL CARE TRAINING
ICU Doctor Explains... SEPSIS
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ICU Doctor Explains... SEPSIS
PART TWO: MEDICATIONS USED IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (ICU)
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PART TWO: MEDICATIONS USED IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (ICU)
Medications Used in the ICU: Part ONE
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Medications Used in the ICU: Part ONE
ICU Doctors Explains.... What is MONKEYPOX??
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ICU Doctors Explains.... What is MONKEYPOX??

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  • @Conii-vc8ef
    @Conii-vc8ef 2 дні тому

    When discussing dnr wth other family members... WHY.?? are experienced hospital staff telling the family..."if we need to do cpr, we will break their ribs and we will puncture their lungs and they will end up on a ventilator, is that what you want"...... serious questions need tobe answered by nhs operatives in the uk.

  • @brianwilliams8203
    @brianwilliams8203 3 дні тому

    If someone has a DNR / DNI let them be. You are saying that you are offering things they don't want.

  • @fredbell9005
    @fredbell9005 8 днів тому

    I still have a torn muscle in my chest after 3 months. It still hurts really bad. How long should it take to heal.

  • @bdogg20101
    @bdogg20101 11 днів тому

    Federal Aviation Administration

  • @bdogg20101
    @bdogg20101 11 днів тому

    It's administration. Not association

  • @swatimishra425
    @swatimishra425 12 днів тому

    I had extensive CVST a year and half ago cause of birth control pills. My last MRI showed no clots but I still experience some tingling sensation in my right side of the body especially when it's cold. Will it be there forever or get better with time?

  • @smerle1953
    @smerle1953 20 днів тому

    thanks so much!! My 62 yo brother is awaiting a liver transplant for 4th stage liver failure with alcoholic cirrhosis. He didn't think he had a drinking problem and as soon as he heard his AST/ALT levels he hasn't touched a drop. Could. this be a genetic weakness?

  • @kimnelson8688
    @kimnelson8688 27 днів тому

    Have you ever heard of 5q14.3 deletion? My 9 month grandbaby’s genetic testing just came in with this diagnose. Please share any detail information or advice. 😢

  • @christineshultz7615
    @christineshultz7615 Місяць тому

    I came here bc we lost our son to a brain aneurysm. I can't remember parts of the day including when the doctors showed us his brain scan. I'm told i was there and i remember parts of that day but i can't remember that snippet of the day. Probably a good thing it's blocked. I feel better knowing how much goes into the accurate confirmation of brain death. Doesn't bring my son back but i know there was no shadow of a doubt.

  • @davidlake7200
    @davidlake7200 Місяць тому

    My wife is a recent survivor, so naturally I'm interested in after care, but having some trouble finding info.

  • @captainnitrousx1331
    @captainnitrousx1331 Місяць тому

    I am undergoing evaluation for liver transplant and a lot are rejected. I might be rejected because I have past surgeries for hernias with wire mesh, a right hemicolectomy as well as having a big clot blocking my portal vein. Calcium throughout my heart and veins near my spleen. I have a 895 calcium score around my heart. Be straight up with me, they are probably not going to accept me for transplant. It's a shame because I like being alive?

  • @HailVictory-gs8wx
    @HailVictory-gs8wx Місяць тому

    I'm Brain Death did too much Meth

  • @jerrybranscum3017
    @jerrybranscum3017 Місяць тому

    Look at Joe Biden.

  • @user-ft5vr1jd7x
    @user-ft5vr1jd7x Місяць тому

    This is a wonderful, thorough, clear description and explanation of stroke - its symptoms and its treatment. Thank you!

  • @britpix
    @britpix Місяць тому

    Extensive CVST here, 7 years now passed and my case required a hemicraniectomy

  • @jamesbarbour8400
    @jamesbarbour8400 Місяць тому

    The title asks 'how do we know someone is brain dead' ? Simple - they become a Politician !

  • @paulajohnson6409
    @paulajohnson6409 Місяць тому

    I have early onset of asymptomatic COPD. I also have 90% plaque in right subclavian artery. I have been referred to a cardiovascular thoracic surgeon. They want to put me on a ventilator. This terrifies me because I feel you check in and don't check out. I'm worried about complications ventilators can cause. Are there different types of ventilators? It may not be the same as what I'm thinking. Could you clarify my concerns so I'll know what questions to ask.

  • @1716alex
    @1716alex Місяць тому

    Med 3 here on my IM block - so helpful, thank you!

  • @TiffanyMays-pp4yz
    @TiffanyMays-pp4yz Місяць тому

    Why would anyone wants to die

    • @AlphaAngelX7
      @AlphaAngelX7 4 дні тому

      Could have a painful terminal illness where they suffer, they don’t just want to end life but if by chance they can go early they’d rather that than continue on, it’s truly sad but living in constant agony is something no one deserves and although I can say I’d never want a DNR I definitely can understand why some people do

    • @alalal123421
      @alalal123421 4 дні тому

      i ride a bike, if i crash and wreck my body and im dead and theres a slight chance they save me but im clearly crippled i dont want to survive that. a thing doesnt stop being beautiful/meaningful because it ends

  • @greensahuaro2834
    @greensahuaro2834 Місяць тому

    Baging with the person's normal RR is good, but not on compression and if known BP is liw, ti bag gently but not two slow, just not strong!

  • @greensahuaro2834
    @greensahuaro2834 Місяць тому

    Sorry, the first extra ought to be oxygenation. We can bring a heart back, but not a brain.

  • @pedsnurselindsay
    @pedsnurselindsay Місяць тому

    Thank you for this! I plan to present this to my students this week.

  • @DariaHarruff
    @DariaHarruff Місяць тому

    Ok im out

  • @florindatalbot7343
    @florindatalbot7343 Місяць тому

    Very helpful... only thing you can do is summerize the names of the medicAtions in the comments

  • @jackieruso6493
    @jackieruso6493 2 місяці тому

    I would like to see all airports across the US build a doctors' office inside of the airport. Sometimes, these medical emergencies are unpredictable but sometimes they aren't and the airline staff (who aren't medical professionals) are not always able to reason with these passengers and their families as to why they shouldn't board the plane due to their medical conditions. Often times, these people who are unreasonable end up having an emergency medical problem on the plane and it disrupts not only the passenger in critical condition but the other passengers as well.

  • @shelbygriessel9581
    @shelbygriessel9581 2 місяці тому

    This happened through strangeling

  • @shelbygriessel9581
    @shelbygriessel9581 2 місяці тому

    I experience being 3 places at once I can't see much but hear things including myself. The first 2 times I experience my life going backwards going through my life experiences while watching what was happening 2 me and saying something is wrong . Now when it happens its black and all I can do is hear I get we iezures niw and my head aches migraines make me sick

  • @shelbygriessel9581
    @shelbygriessel9581 2 місяці тому

    Hi OK so I near 2 death experience. I want to know does ur body start flopping like a fish when u go into shock and how can it effect ur brain when it has happened maybe 7 to 8 times in a life time. I've been suicidal now if something like a scarf I flop very quickly I have headaches everyday since December

  • @sophieciufo7767
    @sophieciufo7767 2 місяці тому

    My mom ended up in a vegetative state and on life support a few months ago, I noticed tears falling from her eyes only after the decision to take her off life support was made. Even though the chance was slim I still feel like if she was given more time she would’ve pulled through. She was a fighter like no other, and she continued fighting for over half an hour after being taken off life support. She didn’t take her final breath until I told her it was ok, that she didn’t have to suffer anymore, and that I loved her. One final tear fell down her face as she took her final breath. People have recovered from her exact scenario but she would’ve needed more time. I know it’s selfish but I begged for her to be monitored for one more day. I wanted to wait until she had no brain activity or until her heart stopped on its own, so I would at least have the comfort of knowing that there wasn’t a chance of recovery. I knew her better than anyone and she always told me that, and I know damn well she wasn’t ready to go that day, she wanted to keep fighting, and my god did she try. I just turned 17 this month, my dad passed away when I was 10.

  • @kristinaanderson1047
    @kristinaanderson1047 2 місяці тому

    Although his family never said what his cause of death was, an ex of mine began acting very confused and angry on Facebook. He had posted that he needed a liver transplant, and that he’d lost a severe amount of weight. Also said he’d had problems walking. Later photos revealed a dramatic change in appearance too. He looked like he’d aged 50 years. He’d been a heavy drinker when I was with him so I can only assume he had cirrhosis caused by alcoholism. He’d written to me shortly before he died, claiming he’d come all the way to Hawaii to see me and was buying a house here. Never saw him because he Stayed two nights and left, or so he claimed. It seemed so far fetched I was forced to conclude that he was experiencing severe confusion from his liver disease. RIP, it was probably an awful way to go.

  • @Raabulls
    @Raabulls 2 місяці тому

    Like my father who had that bc he drinks too much pops and drinking coffee and sodas too & he wad eating too much junkfoods that is a no no no & yeah, the motorcycle accident the plice but he was dead but he wasnt and this time it was for good. It hapoen he was crashing on us. And he has a head injury. My dad Dennis Alexander bc mortgage beginfailing ) he has not good to lose a father my dad Dennis Alexander .

    • @JP2-346FD
      @JP2-346FD Місяць тому

      yeah its like my dad but he dosent have organ failure

  • @samanthiahamilton6599
    @samanthiahamilton6599 2 місяці тому

    Today, my sister and I will tell my mother's care team to take her off of her trach/ventilator.

  • @johnclark980
    @johnclark980 2 місяці тому

    This lady is full of crap. Organ donation is BIG business. 'Patients ' organs are worth millions to them. It takes a very very very long time for the brain to heal.

    • @zenheretic
      @zenheretic 2 місяці тому

      bud thinks he knows more than the medical doctors while not realizing the video is about him

    • @johnclark980
      @johnclark980 2 місяці тому

      'Medical' 'doctors ' and hospitals are all about the $$$$$$$$ , don't be so naive- it's all a business. Medical mistakes are one of the leading causes of death , it's OK if you drank their Kool Aid, you'll realize you're wrong one day . Have a blessed day.

  • @tone2913
    @tone2913 2 місяці тому

    My mom got ARDS last year after blood transfusions. She was in the ICU for 3 weeks and she survived. Her lungs are damaged and she uses oxygen at home, but sometimes she forgets to use the oxygen and her Spo2 goes down to 73% which is too low. A year later she is now back in the ICU because of aspiration pneumonia. She is 80 years old, and she was a heavy smoker for many many years although she has not smoked in the last year. Have you seen ARDS in the same patient twice?

  • @britninicole05
    @britninicole05 2 місяці тому

    Hi! Part of my job is to determine critical care charges in the emergency department and these medication explanations are super helpful! Thank you!!

  • @vmainard1
    @vmainard1 3 місяці тому

    thank you for posting this video. It help answwer some of my questions.

  • @amychow8602
    @amychow8602 3 місяці тому

    My sister lost her life , after 2 nights in the icu. Her husband knew she was pro life. At 54, she left behind a 16 yr old son. He raced against tine, so she wont be able to wake up. He was coerced by his family. My sister is none deserving of tgeir precious son that works at bae. I honestly did not see this coming. She tokd me of the evil women trying to get rid of her, not their, not their own kind. I know tge tgreats they played with her. Manipulative bs shots within 28 yrs. They think no big deal but i know why after 2 days, her husband signed dnr and dni. His compliance to his family. I call it murder!!!

  • @ChateauHomeE62
    @ChateauHomeE62 3 місяці тому

    Brain death is not real death, it was made up solely for live organ harvesting without full general anesthesia! Also othe aponea test, its sole purpose it to inflict sevear brain dammage as it does do so, by suffication, taking away or making much less likley of a full or reasonable recovery to happen.

  • @Rebecca-bb6od
    @Rebecca-bb6od 3 місяці тому

    I wonder why my G.I. doctor told me that a person could live for at least 15 years after the diagnosis of cirrhosis of liver. I was diagnosed in june of 2023. My meld score is above 4, ist stage compensated. Non alcohol. I did drink heavy off and on, on weekends only for about 22 years. I havent touched alcohol for 22 years. My liver functions as alt and ast were always normal until 6 years ago. I have had fatty liver for the last 20 years, they think thats what caused the cirrhosis. They never told me that fatty liver to turn to cirrhosis way back 20 years ago? I'm 64, diabetic and some autoimmune disease. Right now im noy too bad, I get tired very easy and sometimes so.e swelling in just my left leg. I have mild portal hypertension, im on a low dose betablocker, and a B.P. pill.

  • @vikrantagrawal98
    @vikrantagrawal98 4 місяці тому

    Thanks doc ! . Amazing and informative videos. I learn so much from them. I really appreciate all that you guys do. Keep up the good work !!

  • @selenasanchez7336
    @selenasanchez7336 4 місяці тому

    Removing life support is MURDER!!!!!

  • @Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook
    @Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook 4 місяці тому

    So thinning blood medications can cause brain to bleed? 😮

  • @renukasingh5596
    @renukasingh5596 4 місяці тому

    My dad passed away on 6 feb 2024 ... Cause midline shifted by 14 mm to right side.... Declared brain death... He has all right before admit in hospital .. What is main reason cause brain death... Anyone explain me

  • @Beth20043
    @Beth20043 4 місяці тому

    I remember googling statistics like this a couple of years ago and the survival rate to discharge for in hospital cardiac arrests was like 20%. And only like 12% of people survived for even one year. Is it actually possible for a heart to completely heal and a surviours have a normal life span if for example, the reason was a drug overdose, drowning, electrocution, a temporay illness or injury in someone who was previously and otherwise healthy? Or will a cardiac arrest pretty much always eventually be a premature death sentence? I'm curious because a friend of my mum's friend has a child who almost drowned, but was saved by CPR, and I know of a couple of (young) people who have been brought back after suicide attempts. I can't for the life of me find it now, despite looking before making this comment, but I also remember seeing a page which showed the % of surviours who were still alive after 1, 2, 5, 10 and 15 years of their cardiac arrest and it kept getting lower every year it showed. :(

  • @jonwallace4216
    @jonwallace4216 4 місяці тому

    Thanks for a very informative video! I received a liver transplant almost 3 years ago. I had NAFLD, Hemochromatosis and Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency. By the time I was diagnosed, I had cirrhosis, varices and hepatic encephalopathy. I managed my symptoms and underwent therapeutic phlebotomy, but the damage was done. Finally, a hepatocellular carcinoma was discovered, and I was evaluated for transplant. I was placed on the list and received a new liver 28 days later - after two false alarms. The third time was the charm. For those who are suffering from liver disease, I want to tell you to listen to your doctors, don’t ignore symptoms, and pray. You, too can get a second chance at life.

    • @lemondemon2195
      @lemondemon2195 13 днів тому

      Can a 80 year old woman could get liver transplantation?

  • @lshepherd6137
    @lshepherd6137 4 місяці тому

    My sister is on day 5 they removed everything except the IV drip of morphine. She is still here. She responds by opening her eyes when her name is called. I asked the nurse; “if her blood pressure is good, her kidneys are good, heart rate and breathing are steady, what will she die if?” The nurse replied, “Starvation”. If I starved a dog to death I’d be in prison. I really hate not being able to say what I see in the ending of my sister’s life. What I will say is that if even one family member is not on the same accord - listen to them, hear them out and allow others to join in a mature conversation. My sister is fighting for her ice after surviving cardiac arrest, pneumonia following aspiration, serious infections, the list goes on. And I feel her reward is starvation. Very hard to watch. Be open minded in Family conversations, there is no room for self pride in this process. God bless all who are looking for support

  • @iskass6813
    @iskass6813 4 місяці тому

    Excuse me but what exactly are you smiling for? Didn't strike you as strange that no other medical channel had cheery thumbnails for such devastating topics? Guess not. Great topic coverage though

  • @samcarranza8544
    @samcarranza8544 4 місяці тому

    A technical correction on the "amount of oxygen up there" compared to sea level. At ALL levels of the atmosphere, the oxygen level is exactly the same; what differs is the partial pressure of oxygen at altitude.

  • @nilmaribeiropereira2392
    @nilmaribeiropereira2392 4 місяці тому

    I was in my room with my son 15 years old child the night when he died and listening to this explanation of brain dead it happens just like that he was diagnosed with brain cancer named glioma

  • @andyrieder3345
    @andyrieder3345 5 місяців тому

    lol so I cant wait to see my CT because I have been having strokes since 2017 until now I am just now realizing lol. I cant even tell how many I have had since but there has been a lot, The only one I was aware of that I had one is in 2017 cause I had the face drop on one side. Im curious how I am still alive right now lol. I will update when i get results back etc! Thanks for the video!