I can’t thank you enough for your videos. I’m a NICU nurse and respiratory management can be very intimidating, even with experience. Thank goodness we have fantastic RTs on our unit, but it’s also important for us to be comfortable in times of emergency. Again, thank you so much for the in depth explanations!
Very good presentation! As a anaesthetist with experience in neonatal and premature anaeshesia my question is: why don‘t you use a anaesthesia maschine like the Dräger Primus which also provides capnography? In our institution (university setting) we mostly use a cMac videolaryngoscope. PrcedurevStaff: 1-2 anesthetist plus 1-2 RN for maximum safty!
I'm not a fan. Ventilation and pH can be adequately assessed from a vbg and oxygenation via SpO2. I don't really care about PaO2 levels enough to access a femoral artery.
Most likely you need to withdraw the laryngoscope blade. The most common error in premies is to insert the blade too far. One other tip is to quickly wipe the tongue once with a gauze. It keeps the blade from slipping and losing sight of the cords.
I can’t thank you enough for your videos. I’m a NICU nurse and respiratory management can be very intimidating, even with experience. Thank goodness we have fantastic RTs on our unit, but it’s also important for us to be comfortable in times of emergency. Again, thank you so much for the in depth explanations!
I wish I worked with this dude. Imagine all the knowledge he has to share.
Thanks Andrea! That is a great compliment 😊
@@rtclinic I agree! All that knowledge and tricks of the trade!
Thank you
You are an amazing teacher my friend. Really enjoyed your videos. very informative and practical. thank you.
Perfect view and illustration, thank you sooooooo much
Very good presentation!
As a anaesthetist with experience in neonatal and premature anaeshesia my question is: why don‘t you use a anaesthesia maschine like the Dräger Primus which also provides capnography?
In our institution (university setting) we mostly use a cMac videolaryngoscope.
PrcedurevStaff: 1-2 anesthetist plus 1-2 RN for maximum safty!
exactly what I've been looking for thank u!!
This was excellent. Only thing i need to see is how to secure airway
I'll have a video on this in the next month🙂
Very helpful, thanks Jimmy 👍
Excellent
Very informative! Thanks Jimmy!
Love it you did a great job
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Thank you so much! Very good!
This is a change of subject....But what is your opinion on newborn femoral artery ABG draws. Using 22gauge needle with abg syringe?
I'm not a fan. Ventilation and pH can be adequately assessed from a vbg and oxygenation via SpO2. I don't really care about PaO2 levels enough to access a femoral artery.
I dont know why iam failing in intubating a Newborn baby less than 1.5 kg often....
Most likely you need to withdraw the laryngoscope blade. The most common error in premies is to insert the blade too far. One other tip is to quickly wipe the tongue once with a gauze. It keeps the blade from slipping and losing sight of the cords.
@@rtclinic ohh.. ok... thanku sir .... iam trying to do mindfull intubation but iam having mind block... ok sir thanku so much for your tip.😃😃