you prolly dont give a shit but does anybody know a trick to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb forgot the account password. I would appreciate any help you can offer me
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Defibrillated pts have a pattern with time! Upto 3 min if performed, >/= 1/3 patients survive, then 4-5 min 1/4, 6 and more 1/6 survived! Great lecturer btw!
What do I do if someone collapses but still has pulse? Do I just wait for emergency services? And what exactly do the emergency personnel perform when they arrive at the scene?
If someone collapses but still has a pulse, its a good idea to constantly monitor them until emergency services arrive. If the patient is vomiting or coughing up spitum, try turning them over to try to clear the airway. If you hear the patient snoring, perform a jaw- thrust or head-tilt-chin-lift to open the airway.
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This bc example of “vfib” is completely incorrect. That rhythm strip actually shows movement artifact, not vfib. Those “narrow ticks” are qrs complexes buried in artifact. It is simply not vfib and very sad the makers of this video didn’t know that.
@@brittanyorban938 That was my first thought but I didn't want to say it because I don't have any medical credentials. I'm just a fool who got a tiny 1-lead ECG on ebay, read how to use it to capture all leads sequentially, and then started teaching myself how to read the squiggles it makes using internet resources.
Thank my lecturers from this fascinating platform, your lectures have made me complete my MBBS in South Sudan 🇸🇸
This is a top class description of the most important events in CPR...
you prolly dont give a shit but does anybody know a trick to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot the account password. I would appreciate any help you can offer me
the Best! I really love those graphs and data based on research which are really impressive.
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Defibrillated pts have a pattern with time! Upto 3 min if performed, >/= 1/3 patients survive, then 4-5 min 1/4, 6 and more 1/6 survived! Great lecturer btw!
Very concise and informative, thanks Dr.
Good video clear and concise
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So well explained , finally and fortunately, the CPR protocol would not be crammed in medical student’s brains
really very nice and helpful presentation
thanks a lot
glad it was helpful!
Concise and Simple. love it
Great lecture.
Thank you.
Very useful .I love it .
This was perfect! Thank you!!
great lecture!
Excellent. Thank you.
5-6 cm ( 1inch =2.5 cm )
Very very good. My appreciation
Amazing video! Thank you!
Love it.would love to see more content!
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What do I do if someone collapses but still has pulse? Do I just wait for emergency services? And what exactly do the emergency personnel perform when they arrive at the scene?
If someone collapses but still has a pulse, its a good idea to constantly monitor them until emergency services arrive. If the patient is vomiting or coughing up spitum, try turning them over to try to clear the airway. If you hear the patient snoring, perform a jaw- thrust or head-tilt-chin-lift to open the airway.
she's so cool
Awesome video!
Did no one else hear "Only Time" by Enya in the beginning?
Great video❤
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Very nice mam kindly show the procedure also thanks
Very valuable lecture!! Thank you mam!!!
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Fantastic
Perfect!
What's a CAB?
I have a potentially dumb question: In the vfib ECG at 7:30, I see a narrow tick every 3 large boxes or so. What is this?
This bc example of “vfib” is completely incorrect. That rhythm strip actually shows movement artifact, not vfib. Those “narrow ticks” are qrs complexes buried in artifact. It is simply not vfib and very sad the makers of this video didn’t know that.
@@brittanyorban938 That was my first thought but I didn't want to say it because I don't have any medical credentials. I'm just a fool who got a tiny 1-lead ECG on ebay, read how to use it to capture all leads sequentially, and then started teaching myself how to read the squiggles it makes using internet resources.
@@brittanyorban938 And the second strip can easily be explained as a vide complex supraventricular tachycardia without examining the whole ECG.
Arigato.
The depth between 5-6 cm
Her voice… gosh, so close to making me not to watch ems section.