I guess im randomly asking but does someone know a method to get back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot the account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
I had my first code blue & the adrenaline rush was something I’ve never experienced! I agree with you that I love CODES too! I was surprisingly calm throughout the code & it felt so natural to me !
LOL “idk how to say bye” well great job, I’m a new RN in the ICU and you answered some questions I feel dumb asking at work. Taking ACLS in a week and hopefully that will clear some things up. Thanks for the video
My pleasure! And I hope you never feel dumb asking those questions at work. Everyone asked them, we’ve all embarrassed ourselves and in a couple of years you’ll be the one answering them. Best of luck!
You are amazing Josiaha, I will be shadowing at an ICU today for the first time as a almost graduating student, and your video has really made me feel more confident about going in. You teach from the heart, and we are blessed to have you. New subcriber
Awesome video!! I love the explanations. Nice even tone to his voice. Not the annoying high pitched voices I’ve heard in other people’s videos. Plus I love how he explains things thoroughly at a competent level so it’s obvious he’s experienced unlike some of the other videos I’ve watched but he explains in a way that a seasoned professional can value but even a new grad can understand. This is a very enjoyable video audio and visually in all ways. Including his adorable Drake song explanation. And I’m a Pantera Sepultura fan lol but even I enjoyed the Drake part. If you don’t know Pantera and Sepultura, please briefly look them up so you can contrast the difference to see what I mean lol. Wow! I’m so impressed! I have 8 years ICU experience and I found value in this video. Thanks for taking the time to record and post this.
Witnessed my first code blue and I had no idea what to do. I'm a new grad and I'm still orienting so only saw a few things like one person grabbing a bunch of flushes lol. I hope to get involved next time if it happens
I need to say that the explanation was very clear. However, if it is VFib, we don't use atropine and adenosine, do we? so I was expecting to hear more about lidocaine and amiodarone during Code Blue.
Now I’m not going to forget that song😀. So so true with folks just amped up and full of adrenaline in a code; That alone can be chaotic. I believe practicing roles in codes should be daily incorporated on critical care units. Thanks for a quick and useful snapshot of Code 💙
Thank you. I am a new nurse resident in the ICU. I'm so nervous. I try really hard to ensure i monitor my patient's rhythm to catch something before a code happens. But I know codes are at times inevitable. Thank you again.
That's exactly how u avoid a code by being proactive and anticipating problems Looks for your H and T before a code happens So look for:Hypovolemia, Hypoxia, Hypokalemia, Hyperkalemia, Hypothermia, or Tension Pneumothorax, Cardiac Tamponade, Toxins, Pulmonary Thrombosis, Cardiac Thrombosis etc if your looking up your labs keeping them optimal, looking up what's been happening recenting with pt and of course watch for those subtle AMS changes and Any rhythm, vital sign changes you will catch your emergencies early talking to your patient & knowing them will help u notice any changes...don't put all your trust in pulse ox trust what you see in accessing your pt ...your assessment is often better then putting your trust in pulse ox.. good look in your career love working with nurses whose main critical thinking is prevention and not remedy ...🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏👍👍
A good point to add on to any code blue video is you need to respect all of your coworkers. You will be in codes with people who are stronger or weaker than you in certain areas... and it does not give you the right to belittle, disrespect, yell, or cause distress in others. I’ve seen Bullies and people with attitudes put people down during codes and it is NOT okay. If you want to act like a little B*tch during a code, get out of the room. Your negativity is only creating a toxic environment that can potentially increase the chances of the patient not surviving...
There's nothing more exciting than a code! Hearing the CODE blue call, is the BEST feeling ever! But when you actually have to be the person to PRESS THAT BLUE BUTTON, that's a feeling unlike any other! TRUST ME!!! IT IS FUN STUFF!!!
I go through horrible things as an EMT in my country...and i care so much about saving lives.i wish i was an ER nurse.because when i transfered my pt. On the ER...he/she doesnt have that vital medical attention on a code blue...sometimes i wish can stay.because of the lazy arrogant nurses who ignores my pt...and to those people i have lost...may you rest in peace...and im sorry im not nurse or a doctor.im just a guy who tries his best to reverse your death...
I got my first code last week. I was doing compressions. Sadly, a guy didnt make it.. but I feel Dr.didnt tried that hard as the pt. was drug abuser. He called the code in 11 min. Is that too soon or ok?
Im a nonpracticing nurse from the Philippines. My last nursing experience was in 2012. Here i am watching vids about ICU stuff coz i plan to go back to nursing and ICU is somethin "i feel like" im interested. I just started refreshing my knowledge big time and im doing it by studying for NCLEX (tho i didnt register for it yet) I know what you're thinking.. 😏 Good luck to me!😬
Asystole and PEA cannot be shocked because there is no electrical activity of the heart. Just think of it as the hearts pacemaker having absolutely no function therefore there is nothing to shock. If a patient is in asystole or PEA high quality CPR what they need
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The way I remember Atropine is because it rhymes with Trampoline, because Atropine helps your HR "jump high".
Jeff Golden I remember them as Atrop”IN”e (“IN” = Increase HR) and A”DE”nosine (“DE” = Decrease HR)
Thank you!
Love this!
Only if it’s a response from the Vegas nerve . If it’s anything else, sadly atropine won’t work:( but that’s a great way to remember it!!!
I guess im randomly asking but does someone know a method to get back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid forgot the account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
I had my first code blue & the adrenaline rush was something I’ve never experienced! I agree with you that I love CODES too! I was surprisingly calm throughout the code & it felt so natural to me !
P=picks it up S=slows it down...... stalking all your videos for these kind of tips to remember cardiac meds
You've been so helpful and inspiring during my nursing school 💕
LOL “idk how to say bye” well great job, I’m a new RN in the ICU and you answered some questions I feel dumb asking at work. Taking ACLS in a week and hopefully that will clear some things up. Thanks for the video
My pleasure! And I hope you never feel dumb asking those questions at work. Everyone asked them, we’ve all embarrassed ourselves and in a couple of years you’ll be the one answering them. Best of luck!
You are amazing Josiaha, I will be shadowing at an ICU today for the first time as a almost graduating student, and your video has really made me feel more confident about going in. You teach from the heart, and we are blessed to have you. New subcriber
As a CNA I'm so scared of finding a patient unresponsive.
Awesome video!! I love the explanations. Nice even tone to his voice. Not the annoying high pitched voices I’ve heard in other people’s videos. Plus I love how he explains things thoroughly at a competent level so it’s obvious he’s experienced unlike some of the other videos I’ve watched but he explains in a way that a seasoned professional can value but even a new grad can understand. This is a very enjoyable video audio and visually in all ways. Including his adorable Drake song explanation. And I’m a Pantera Sepultura fan lol but even I enjoyed the Drake part. If you don’t know Pantera and Sepultura, please briefly look them up so you can contrast the difference to see what I mean lol. Wow! I’m so impressed! I have 8 years ICU experience and I found value in this video. Thanks for taking the time to record and post this.
"I don't know how to say bye". Well that's one way you can do it! Lol Great video!
Just started in cardiac Progressive Care and have not experienced my first code as the nurse. Thanks for the info!
Just caught your video. It's an excellent refresher on a code blue. Keep up the good work in helping save lives.
I had my first code recently. My role during the code was pushing the meds. It was something I'll never forget.
The ending was perfect
Very well explained even the doses of the EpiPen 3mg and epinefrin 1mg has been explained clearly best and easy to understand
Thank you for making this video🙏💯 This helped me out a lot.
Wahahaha "i dont know how to say bye"😂 you're hilarious without even trying
I love the "running thru the 6 with my woes", I'm going to remember it like this from now on LOL
Runnin through the 6 😆😆 u a real one for that. Only Male RNs come up with shit like this ✊✊✊
I am stressed just thinking about this. You could say: ICU guy out. 😂
4 people is Max all you need for a code. I can't stand to see 10+ people crowding a room trying to get in on it.
Witnessed my first code blue and I had no idea what to do. I'm a new grad and I'm still orienting so only saw a few things like one person grabbing a bunch of flushes lol. I hope to get involved next time if it happens
Jax B same
code blues are my favorite, one reason i love being on critical care team in the ER
Adenosine sounds like Adonis, drakes baby so this makes the running thru the 6 even more easy to remember 😩
My Gid your so cute and handsome 🥰❤🇸🇦🇵🇭 take care of your self I love you so much
Can you go over how often to do pulse check and remind the dr to give epi because some of us have to scribe at work as the primary
Great advice and explaining!
I need to say that the explanation was very clear. However, if it is VFib, we don't use atropine and adenosine, do we? so I was expecting to hear more about lidocaine and amiodarone during Code Blue.
You can learn a lot from code blue procedure great video
Now I’m not going to forget that song😀. So so true with folks just amped up and full of adrenaline in a code; That alone can be chaotic. I believe practicing roles in codes should be daily incorporated on critical care units. Thanks for a quick and useful snapshot of Code 💙
Thank you. I am a new nurse resident in the ICU. I'm so nervous. I try really hard to ensure i monitor my patient's rhythm to catch something before a code happens. But I know codes are at times inevitable. Thank you again.
That's exactly how u avoid a code by being proactive and anticipating problems Looks for your H and T before a code happens So look for:Hypovolemia, Hypoxia, Hypokalemia, Hyperkalemia, Hypothermia, or Tension Pneumothorax, Cardiac Tamponade, Toxins, Pulmonary Thrombosis, Cardiac Thrombosis etc if your looking up your labs keeping them optimal, looking up what's been happening recenting with pt and of course watch for those subtle AMS changes and Any rhythm, vital sign changes you will catch your emergencies early talking to your patient & knowing them will help u notice any changes...don't put all your trust in pulse ox trust what you see in accessing your pt ...your assessment is often better then putting your trust in pulse ox.. good look in your career love working with nurses whose main critical thinking is prevention and not remedy ...🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏👍👍
nice one!!! we learn a lot!!!
Nursing student here great stuff!!
Great job!
A good point to add on to any code blue video is you need to respect all of your coworkers. You will be in codes with people who are stronger or weaker than you in certain areas... and it does not give you the right to belittle, disrespect, yell, or cause distress in others. I’ve seen Bullies and people with attitudes put people down during codes and it is NOT okay. If you want to act like a little B*tch during a code, get out of the room. Your negativity is only creating a toxic environment that can potentially increase the chances of the patient not surviving...
Thank youuu!! I agree..
Thank you for this
There's nothing more exciting than a code! Hearing the CODE blue call, is the BEST feeling ever! But when you actually have to be the person to PRESS THAT BLUE BUTTON, that's a feeling unlike any other! TRUST ME!!! IT IS FUN STUFF!!!
wanna precept me? pls
David Marsico lol right?!
Awesome video ! Do a line set up vid pls .
Lol ill never forget now cause the drake song . Thanks!
runnin thru the six with my woes!
I remember adenosine as A”down”osine
Informative, thanks sir.
I go through horrible things as an EMT in my country...and i care so much about saving lives.i wish i was an ER nurse.because when i transfered my pt. On the ER...he/she doesnt have that vital medical attention on a code blue...sometimes i wish can stay.because of the lazy arrogant nurses who ignores my pt...and to those people i have lost...may you rest in peace...and im sorry im not nurse or a doctor.im just a guy who tries his best to reverse your death...
Terrifying stuff haven't had to do one yet so nervous just going to try and keep a clear head and think
Thanku for the video
Thanks for your videos!! 💞I have my interview for the ICU as a new grad in a few days...wish me luck😉
Great
Good job. Thank you
the adenosine administration method has me so confused lol
I love them !!
hopefully one day you will be the patient- hope it's soon
Thank you!
Not only is he smart...he's hot too#🎤drop.
I thought code blue means someone who died . I was working at the different hospitals and heard about the code blue announcement.
Thank you
What if the person admitted started deteriorating? Can the person beside him announce the Code Blue?
Your so cute
I got my first code last week. I was doing compressions. Sadly, a guy didnt make it.. but I feel Dr.didnt tried that hard as the pt. was drug abuser. He called the code in 11 min. Is that too soon or ok?
Yes it is too soon
Post more videos r/t nursing pls
Do you give the whole thing of epi? Ever a time when you don’t
Great video, thanks for the info.
ohh i in lurvv
Weird when people say they love codes...
U are handsome
Kindly advise after how many minutes do we call a 'no code' once we've followed the code blue procedure.if the there is no pulse.
Nice and informative video!
Im a nonpracticing nurse from the Philippines. My last nursing experience was in 2012. Here i am watching vids about ICU stuff coz i plan to go back to nursing and ICU is somethin "i feel like" im interested. I just started refreshing my knowledge big time and im doing it by studying for NCLEX (tho i didnt register for it yet)
I know what you're thinking.. 😏
Good luck to me!😬
This is Josiah clocking out! For potentialnsign off
why can't you shock if they have PEA or asystole? what do you do if they are in that rhythm?
Asystole and PEA cannot be shocked because there is no electrical activity of the heart. Just think of it as the hearts pacemaker having absolutely no function therefore there is nothing to shock. If a patient is in asystole or PEA high quality CPR what they need
@@bussassfluffy so only CPR but no defibrillation?
@@allanochoa4826 yes only high quality cpr and epi 1 mg per the new 2020 AHA guidelines
Trouble speaking?
Thanx alot
Blow us a kiss 😘 bye , you explain so well.
P= plus
S= subtract
Thanks :)
fog of war?
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i remember my first code blue my rule was medication nurse hopefully we revert patient after 42 min
think you really cute
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