yeah I just realized now that this is from 2011 XD These videos are great! As a paramedic student this is making the ACLS algorithms a lot easier to learn and understand! much appreciated!
thank you very much for uploading this video..i ddnt read the book because i tend to forget everything that is written there and im sleepy everytime im reading it..gladly, this video taught me a lot..i just passed the acls today.tnx a lot..;)))
I understand. I was merely suggesting you do a video on PVCs. many say they get them and can live with them. So this is something that quite alot of people get, and your students should understand how to evaluate. If you educate them you educate me.
Oh. IHave been cardioverted by biphasic and mono. Mono I was sedated so didn't feel. Bi, I was fully awake. If I remember correctly the doc said my bp was too low, or heart rate not high enough that he could not sedate. Let me tell you it is absolutely the worst pain ever.It feels as if your body is being severed in two.
Brilliant Thansk. Could you please do something on PVCs multi and unifocal. I'm a patient being treated through County system here in US and they couldn't give a crap. I had a ventricle ablation which seems to have stopped me going directly into VTach (so far). But I now get PVCs. 90% of time they do not affect me, but then for no reason I get them so bad I can feel them from stomach to back of head with initial feeling of fainting. Things start going wrong pretty quickly. ICD not gone off
do you work in the hospital or pre hopsital setting? biphasic is the norm now in the pre hospital setting. thank you for the very helpful and informative video
Am on amio (200mg), beta, ace, warfarin (for previous stroke) Plavix for recent stent prior to VTach issues, small aspirin, lipitor. I am adjusting time of day I take Beta and amio and enalapril. Also starting to reduce 25mg coreg to half as that may be problem Have not found answer trying to buy a cheap EKG so I can prove to docs and see if I can find answer. very frustrating.
Peter, these videos not meant to substitute an evaluation by a physician. I cannot recommend that you start making changes to your treatment plan without first consulting a physician. If you are unhappy with your current doctor, look for another while you are still under care of the first. Please be safe.
yeah I just realized now that this is from 2011 XD These videos are great! As a paramedic student this is making the ACLS algorithms a lot easier to learn and understand! much appreciated!
Have watch both your pals and acls videos, thank you for taking the time to put this out!
thank you very much for uploading this video..i ddnt read the book because i tend to forget everything that is written there and im sleepy everytime im reading it..gladly, this video taught me a lot..i just passed the acls today.tnx a lot..;)))
ur lectures were awesome, i finally understand arrhythmias and everything..thanks
You are hysterical ! I loved the bee gees , & stab the guy & cpr starts to suck & jab this in the guy hahahahaha
I understand. I was merely suggesting you do a video on PVCs. many say they get them and can live with them.
So this is something that quite alot of people get, and your students should understand how to evaluate. If you educate them you educate me.
hospital setting - we now apparently have biphasic monitors as well. It just took a while. :)
Rahul Patwari hello . Please explain cardiac arrest in a patient on ventilator or tracheostomy tube
Glad you find it useful.
Excellent ACLS videos,you've made me to at least have an approach
Oh. IHave been cardioverted by biphasic and mono. Mono I was sedated so didn't feel. Bi, I was fully awake. If I remember correctly the doc said my bp was too low, or heart rate not high enough that he could not sedate. Let me tell you it is absolutely the worst pain ever.It feels as if your body is being severed in two.
Brilliant Thansk.
Could you please do something on PVCs multi and unifocal. I'm a patient being treated through County system here in US and they couldn't give a crap. I had a ventricle ablation which seems to have stopped me going directly into VTach (so far). But I now get PVCs. 90% of time they do not affect me, but then for no reason I get them so bad I can feel them from stomach to back of head with initial feeling of fainting. Things start going wrong pretty quickly. ICD not gone off
Are you suppose to check the rhythm immediately after shocking then do CPR for 2mins. if rhythm has not change?
Thank you for sharing your experience. Sedation and pain control during defibrillation is a good thing.
Thanks for the vedio, your lectures are awesome.
do you work in the hospital or pre hopsital setting? biphasic is the norm now in the pre hospital setting. thank you for the very helpful and informative video
Am on amio (200mg), beta, ace, warfarin (for previous stroke) Plavix for recent stent prior to VTach issues, small aspirin, lipitor.
I am adjusting time of day I take Beta and amio and enalapril. Also starting to reduce 25mg coreg to half as that may be problem Have not found answer trying to buy a cheap EKG so I can prove to docs and see if I can find answer. very frustrating.
What are good indicators for CPR other than capnography?tnx from nkqubela
How long after you can't perform CPR and Why?tnx from Nkqubela
Thank You
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Why 30compressions every 2mins?frm nkqubela
AED simulator tnx.frm Nkqubela
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Peter, these videos not meant to substitute an evaluation by a physician. I cannot recommend that you start making changes to your treatment plan without first consulting a physician. If you are unhappy with your current doctor, look for another while you are still under care of the first. Please be safe.
Adlimd, I'd love to put up cases. I've yet to find a good way to do it in this format, though.