Hi, Dr Cambell your teaching is excellent I'm an Anaesthetic Technician in a major trauma centre I really like the way you teach thank you very much. take care Ronny.I'll check out your web site for some book bye for now.
+Phally Un Hello Ray, Always great to hear from Phnom Penh, I have done some work myself at Hope hospital, and at Life University in Sihanoukville, I have a love for Cambodia.
Thank you very much for another great video. A question I have would be: we were taught to examen blood glucose at D. At E you could also assess pain level. Would you agree with this?
Cervical as in the top part of the spine (sir-vEYE-cal) as opposed to relating to the cervix (SIR-vickal)? You don't want to be checking for a cervical injury if you're getting this wrong 😂
Good day Dr.john..God bless you ,it's a simple question for firstaider like me ,I don't have any idea how to performe the jaw thrust..cause I'm a layrescuer on the field..what if I encounter A truama pt with suspected spinal cord injury..will I use the headtilt manuever ? Sorry for my hypothetical question but I hope you considerd my doubt ,it will help me a lot on your understanding answer.thank you so much for reading this. Macoy from Philippines :
In this case the CABC protocol would become relevant. C stands for catastrophic haemorrhage, so normally you might choose to arrest this bleeding first.
You DR.campbell are a realy excellent teacher.
Thank you, Dr Campbell, for the excellent coverage of primary survey! The detailed explanation adds so much clarity to my understanding.
Dr Campbell; thank you so much for your clarification & professionalism.
I found your channel recently...thanks for lectures and for sharing knowledge! Your lectures are amazing!
Dr. Campbell I am student of Medical Emergency Assistant, and I am thankul on your videos because they allow me to fully understand so many things.
Thank you Dr. John Cambett, A Very Good Presentation of Primary survet in a Trauma situation
Hi, Dr Cambell your teaching is excellent I'm an Anaesthetic Technician in a major trauma centre I really like the way you teach thank you very much. take care Ronny.I'll check out your web site for some book bye for now.
Dr. John
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I love you Dr. John Campbell. Thank you!
I actually learned something new, thank you Dr !
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Excellent. I like so much. From Cho Ray Phnom Penh Hospital, Cambodia.
+Phally Un Hello Ray, Always great to hear from Phnom Penh, I have done some work myself at Hope hospital, and at Life University in Sihanoukville, I have a love for Cambodia.
I love ur lectures may God bless you
Thank you very much for another great video. A question I have would be: we were taught to examen blood glucose at D. At E you could also assess pain level. Would you agree with this?
Your demonstration is great and clear. THX
I found this video very helpful and informative. Thank you
It wasn't until the 7 minute mark that I realized he was saying "cervical".
Cervical as in the top part of the spine (sir-vEYE-cal) as opposed to relating to the cervix (SIR-vickal)? You don't want to be checking for a cervical injury if you're getting this wrong 😂
amazing teaching skills
Thank you sir🤗 you are a amazing dr..
very practical information, thank you...
This was amazingly helpful ty!
Hey Dr Campbell, I would like to know how to document all this in Dr's notes as I want to learn good documentation practice.
Excellent video, regarding the "Onto the floor and four more" I would add intracranial and retroperitoneal "
Is this based on the 7th edition book? Or does it not matter? Thank you!
Excellent, many thanks.
Excellent, many thx
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Dr Campbell I tried to go to your web site but its security has lapsed (campbellteaching.co.uk) and I can't get to it.
Good day Dr.john..God bless you ,it's a simple question for firstaider like me ,I don't have any idea how to performe the jaw thrust..cause I'm a layrescuer on the field..what if I encounter A truama pt with suspected spinal cord injury..will I use the headtilt manuever ?
Sorry for my hypothetical question but I hope you considerd my doubt ,it will help me a lot on your understanding answer.thank you so much for reading this.
Macoy from Philippines :
Limbs might be a bit amputated…
thank you sir
my greeting from IRAQ for you sir
awesome, thank you!
Do you put off hemorrhage control until AB are completed even if there is a large hemorrhage identifiable on the first look?
In this case the CABC protocol would become relevant. C stands for catastrophic haemorrhage, so normally you might choose to arrest this bleeding first.
Thank you for replying!
Lennart Nilsen also in a first-response/field situation 'MARCH proticol:
Massive bleeding
Airway
Respiration
Circulation
Hypothermia
excellent!
That was rad!
bleeding maybe accur retroperitonaly
is this the 7th edition?
No, second I think.
Long-winded lecture..
+tariqdx That means the A.B is ok! ;)
I agree