Alteplase - rtPA - Critical Care Medications
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
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Quick review over rTPA (Alteplase) and its different uses in critical care.
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0:00 Intro
1:14 What is rTPA
2:50 How it works
4:16 Side effects
5:29 AIS
7:12 AMI
9:04 AMPE
10:07 Central lines
11:26 Wrap up
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Very clearly explained. Made easy to understand.thank you for helping us to learn
Sharing with my icu boot camp recruits today :) thanks for the quick and to the point synopsis!
Thank you for this awesome video!
Very useful! Thank you!!
Very informative and great video. As an ER nurse this is very helpful
Yes! Very true! Given quite frequently in the ED!
Thanks for another great video.
amazing videos!!! Thank you so much
Thank you Luis! I really appreciate that and glad you like them!
Thanks much! This will be a good reference video.
Awesome! That's my goal with this series. Quick, somewhat detailed overview for quick refresher :)
Thank you for the lesson.
You are welcome!
Thank you for the lectures!
You're welcome!
Marvelous,, plz go on. Can you please go on 4 lectures about clinical nutrition in icu
Always relevant. Thanks.
Awesome! Glad you liked it.
thank you so much! im in nursing school and we have our perfusion exam on monday. this really helped :)
Hope the exam went well!
Great education! Vanderbilt Lifeflight stopping by for the knowledge!
Thanks so much and appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment! Stay safe!
I was looking for your lecture on tPA. Thank you.
Youre welcome! Glad you found this!
Loved this, I wish there was more room on my med card for all this good info. Good thing my noggin has seemingly unlimited storage.
Haha good thing for that! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Great video thanks!!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the content Eddie
Absolutely my pleasure!
Great video as always! I didn't know much of its use in PE so this is very helpful (heparin is usually used in the cases I know of) but then I haven't come across super massive ones yet. Thank you!
Yeah, the indication for PE is massive PE leading to cardiac arrest. Standard treatment is usually heparin and or TNK. We have given it during codes quite a few times. Just a quick push dose, hoping to break things up enough to end the arrest.
When instilling Alteplase for CVC/PICC patency we are often told to aspirate the amount instilled, is that practice outdated. Also, I was told even if the alteplase went into systemic circulation it would probably not do much harm d/t its short half-life.... what are your thoughts on that?
Thank u!
You're welcome!
Very useful information
Thank you for making it look less complex
This is great to hear. This is my whole goal!
Awesome!!! Would be cool to know reversals as well!
Good suggestion. Although no real reversal per say. TXA and Amicar are helpful, along with products and factors to try and I guess reverse the effects in a way.
Do you have a video for thrombolytics specifically, also how to prepare for BKAT..I’m starting training for icu soon and I have to get an 82% or higher. Thank u!
fantastic
Thank you! Love the name haha
Nicely designed
Thank you! Cheers!
My friend is suffering so much from pulmonary embolism and through my research i found that Alteprase could help her. Can you suggest me all steps to take to help her?
This was splendid. Well done. Can Alteplase be used for renal ischemia caused by clots?
Awesome! Thanks Michael! I don't know if I have ever seen it used for that. I wonder if they may use TNK targeted more directly for that?
awesome
ty!
My younger sister had her first stoke in December 2019 when she was 20 years old. She is still suffering from stroke. Still in mint condition.face bento ne side unconscious.like face dropping,arm weekness,speech difficulty Then it seems that altiplus was not given. Now can he take altiplus. If someone gives an idea in this regard, I will be greatly benefited
Why do you need to use a 10 ml syringe when trying to restore central line patency? I've also heard that you should never draw blood with anything less than 10 ml due to pressure. I often have to access PICC lines and want to understand why.
I hadn't hear of drawing with 10ml, but not to infuse with anything less than 10ml. It is because of the pressure. The smaller syringes can create much more force and risk damaging the line in the patient.
Wished you had gone over the waste. Are you wasting alteplase amount, so that what you are giving in the bolus and what is calculated based on weight is the amount given? Also, I thought the bolus which is 10% of the total dose was IVP by MD, here you set up the pump, so that it gives the bolus. Can you please clarify??
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It really is!
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Can you please do paralytics?
Yes! I’ve got them on the todo list!
Is that help for nclex .?
I don't think this info is covered in NCLEX. Maybe some basics about monitoring and why to use.
Tpa
Yup!
There is no point to this comment. I am only putting this here for the UA-cam Algorithm.
Man the dose is already complicated why can't it be 1mg/kg rather than 0.9mg/kg!!! Haha. 😡
lol, gotta keep us thinking!